Pinellas: Water system maintenance to begin Sept. 25

The method of water treatment for Pinellas County and its wholesale customers will be temporarily changed from chloramine to chlorine disinfection between Monday, Sept. 25, and Saturday, Oct. 14.

Pinellas County News Release: Important erosion control info for beachfront property owners

Pinellas County anticipates initiating construction of dunes and sand filled erosion control devices this week to mitigate damage caused by Hurricane Idalia, and there’s important information for beachfront property owners.

Beach Update - Pinellas County emergency project and Indian Shores beach raking

Pinellas County is moving forward with an emergency project to shore up the most impacted areas.....

Pinellas County is moving forward with an emergency project to shore up the most impacted areas which will include temporary sand stabilization structures, dune reconstruction, or a combination of both, depending on site-specific needs. They are already i...

NEWS FLASH: Beach Rake west of the Coastal Construction Control Line

The Town of Indian Shores is in the process of having our beaches raked to help smooth out some of the effects of Hurricane Idalia. Please read on for more information.

Dear Indian Shores Property Owners,

Many, many thanks for your inquiries regarding our beautiful beach and the best ways to try to get it back to some semblance of what it used to look like.

The Town of Indian Shores is in the process of...

Join Keep Pinellas Beautiful at the Town of Indian Shores for a cleanup!

Keep Pinellas Beautiful is partnering with the Ocean Conservancy to host the 2023 International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) on Saturday, October 21st, with events taking place between September 1st and October 31st.

WHERE TO MEET: Meet in front of the Municipal Center - 19305 Gulf Blvd., Indian Shores, FL 33785 GPS: 27.847956, -82.842790 (Plug into Google Maps)TIME: 8:00 AM -11:00 AMWHAT TO WEAR: Volunteers should wear closed-toe shoes, sun...

Emergency Siren System - Testing will continue every first Wednesday of the month

The Police Department is in the process of improving on the Early Warning Emergency Siren System by adding speakers that will allow for voice announcements during activation.

We will resume the schedule of testing every first Wednesday of the month starting in September.

Please remember the siren is activated when County Emergency Management collectively has made the decision to order a mandatory evacuation of the barrier islan...