City offers tips on prepping Tropical Storm Debby debris
If Tropical Storm Debby left storm-related debris on your property, please follow these steps to prepare storm-related debris for collection:
City facilities to start closing at 4 p.m. today for tropical storm
Due to the potential impacts of Tropical Cyclone Four, the following closures will take place:
Safety Harbor to distribute sandbags before storm
Pinellas County is currently within the 5-day Cone for Potential Tropical Cyclone Four. Yesterday, the Governor declared a State of Emergency by Executive Order 24-156, including Pinellas County. In preparation for the storm, the City will distribute sandbags on Saturday, August 3, 2024, at the Public Works Yard at 1200 Railroad Ave. from 10AM until 2PM. Maximum of 10 bags for City residents only; bring ID or utility bill for verification.
Person hospitalized after falling into 10-foot-deep hole that opened up in Safety Harbor
A person was hospitalized after falling into a 10-foot-deep hole that opened up in Safety Harbor overnight.
Pinellas County issues air pollution precautionary advisory because of Saharan dust
Local officials sent out health alerts for people with breathing problems on Wednesday.
St. Pete-Clearwater Airport to undergo expansion, with mixed reactions
In the middle of the night, Louis Claudio’s house sometimes shakes. A roar fills his ears. He wakes, frantic, only to come to his senses and realize it’s not the end of the world — a plane has just flown low over his home.
For the birds: How advocates in Pinellas are leading effort to switch rat poison to save predators
There is a growing movement in the Bay Area to stop using certain kinds of rat poison. It’s not out of concern for the rat but rather the predators that eat the rats.
Portion of Philippe Parkway to be closed this week
A portion of Philippe Parkway will be closed for library construction from Tuesday through Thursday. See above map for detours.
City Commission gets update on Duke Energy work
At its June 3 meeting, the Safety Harbor City Commission voted unanimously to have Interim City Manager Josh Stefancic send correspondence to Duke Energy about vegetation management as the utility continues to do major work throughout the city.
Safety Harbor to hold Quarterly Yard Waste Cleanup June 10-12
🚚 Hurricane Preparation Quarterly Cleanup is next week June 10-12, 2024!
Crews respond to commercial fire in Safety Harbor
Crews responded to a commercial fire Monday night in Safety Harbor.
Bobcat found mysteriously dead, hanging from tree in Safety Harbor neighborhood
A bobcat was found dead, mysteriously hanging from a tree in a Safety Harbor neighborhood.
Pinellas County has a school nurse shortage
Pinellas County public schools are struggling to meet their goal of at least one nurse per campus.
Quoz 34695's Week in Review - March 3-10, 2024
BUSINESS
Southbound lanes of South Bayshore Boulevard to close for power pole replacement
***TRAFFIC ADVISORY***
City Commission honors Firefighters of the Year
On Monday night, Captain Joey Hans, FF/PM Charles Russell, and FF/PM Julio Marty-Castillo were recognized at the City Commission meeting for receiving the Safety Harbor Fire Department's 2023 Firefighter of the Year award.
‘He gave him a nip’: Safety Harbor family’s dog saves son from house fire
Safety Harbor family’s pet saved them from a house fire on New Year’s Eve.
Safety Harbor community bands together to help family who lost house in heavy fire
The Safety Harbor community is rallying together after an early Sunday morning fire left a mother and her teenage son without a home to start the new year.
Safety Harbor house destroyed in heavy fire
Several fire crews battled an early morning fire in Safety Harbor Sunday morning.
Mease Countryside Hospital gets 'A' grade from patient safety organization
Mease Countryside Hospital in Safety Harbor has recevied an "A' grade - the highesr rating - from The Leapfrog Group, a national nonprofit organization that promotes patient safety, in its fall 2023 Hospital Safety Grades today,.
City Commission receives Army Corps of Engineers report on creek erosion
City Commission recently received a long-awaiting report on possible solutions to erosion along Bishop and Mullet creeks, but the long wait will continue for residents who have been affected.
Quoz 34695's Week in Review - Oct. 16-22, 2023
GOVERNMENT
City recognizes Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Staff from Hope Villages of America attended the City Commission meeting on Monday and accepted a proclamation from the Mayor on behalf of the Commission.
Quoz 34695's Week in Review - Oct. 2-8, 2023
GOVERNMENT