Operation Medicine Cabinet Event this Saturday, October 27, 10 am - 2 pm

The Pinellas County's Sheriff's Office will collect unused or expired prescription medications for safe disposal this Saturday, October 27, 2018, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Collections are for unused and expired prescription medications including Epi-Pens. No sharps! Those wishing to dispose of sharps should be referred to the Pinellas County Health Department’s webpage for their disposal locations.

Please spread th...

Pinellas County Early Voting and Get Educated on Amendments 1 & 2

As early voting begins today, Pinellas County encourages citizens to get educated about the local impacts of constitutional amendments appearing on the Florida ballot, especially Amendments 1 and 2.

Both amendments would have a significant impact on local property taxes and on government funds locally and around the state.

To help citizens get educated before the vote, the county has launched a website, www.pinellascounty.org/amendment1, which explain...

Town Clean-Out Day Special Pickup October 25, 2018

Waste Connections will pick up any household items free on Thursday, October 25, morning including furniture and large items left at curbside.

Indian Shores residents should make sure that all bulk items are placed out curbside at the condominiums are visible to Waste Connections and crew. Waste Connections will conduct this free Special Pickup in the morning of Octobe...

Red Tide and Current Beach Conditions

Currently a red tide bloom in the Gulf of Mexico is affecting most of the Pinellas County beaches including Indian Shores.

The Town of Indian Shores and Pinellas County are monitoring the condition of our beaches daily and making every effort to keep them maintained. 

Please be aware that some people experience respiratory irritation (coughing, sneezing, tearing and a...

Water System Maintenance Begins October 1, 2018

The method of water treatment for Pinellas County and its wholesale customers will be temporarily modified between Monday, October 1 and Friday, October 26.

The second of two short-term changes from chloramine to chlorine disinfection in 2018 is a routine maintenance measure designed to optimize water quality.

Those that will benefit from this program include Pinellas County Utilities water customers, as well ...