Pinellas County is developing a Post Disaster Redevelopment Plan to help our community recover in the future. We need your input to identify high-risk areas & shape strategies for recovery, stronger infrastructure & more. Please share your experiences at surveymonkey.com/r/PDRPsurvey.

‼️⛈️ Heavy rains across #Pinellas continue this morning, and can be expected through tomorrow. Use caution when traveling. If you encounter standing water (isolated flooding is possible today), do not enter or drive into it. Pinellas County #flwx

Happy Fourth of July! We hope you and your family enjoy the holiday as much as this Bald Eagle enjoys living in Pinellas County.

📢 Starting next month, key disaster prep items are permanently sales tax exempt in Florida! Stock up on batteries, generators, tarps & more for this hurricane season. To build your disaster supply kit, visit FloridaDisaster.org/Kit.

Whether you rent or own, flood insurance is a good way to protect the things you care about. Find out your flood risk by visiting floodmaps.pinellas.gov. Talk to a Flood Insurance Advocate to learn about the best options for you: bit.ly/PinellasFloodA… #FloodplainFriday

FDOT Traffic Update 🚧 Between Friday at 11 p.m. and Monday morning, motorists should be on alert for a temporary traffic shift at the intersection of U.S. 19 and Curlew Road in Palm Harbor. For more info, visit fdottampabay.com/project/285/25…

🌡️ 7/18/25: Hot & humid weather will cause feels like temperatures to reach dangerous levels statewide this weekend! Heat safety tips: 🥤 Stay hydrated 👒 Wear appropriate clothing 🥵 Avoid over exposure & check your local forecast ➡️ FloridaDisaster.org/Heat

🥵A Heat Advisory is in effect for #Pinellas this afternoon, with heat index values possibly exceeding 108 degrees. #HeatSafety #FLwx

Your home is likely your biggest investment & rebuilding a flooded home can be difficult & costly. Protect your home & investments by doing small things now, like raising your AC unit & water heater or by purchasing flood insurance: bit.ly/PinellasFloodI… #FloodplainFriday

Peak hurricane season is almost here. Make sure your emergency kit is read with your important documents, water, non-perishable foods, flashlight, batteries, radio & hygiene products. Pack supplies for your pets too. Learn more at pinellas.gov/make-a-plan/bu…. #FloodplainFriday

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Public Works staff regularly clear storm drains to decrease the risk of flooding around the county. Are you ready for hurricane season? Create an evacuation plan and share it with your family. floodmaps.pinellas.gov #FloodplainFriday

Now that hurricane season is here, sign up for Alert Pinellas, a FREE service that sends out emergency alerts. Pinellas.gov/alert-pinellas #FloodplainFriday

Did you know that regular rainfall can cause localized flooding? If this happens, avoid driving through flooded areas and don't attempt to cross flowing streams or flooded roadways. Waves from vehicles traveling on flooded roads cause more damage than rising water alone.

September is historically the most active month in hurricane season. Make sure you have a plan in place for you, your family & your pets before, during & after a storm. Keep your important documents high & dry in a floodproof location. bit.ly/PreparePinellas #FloodplainFriday

Did you know storm surge happens quickly and is one of the deadliest parts of a tropical storm or hurricane? Know your evacuation zone before a storm hits. If you're in an evacuation zone, make sure you have a safe place to go. More here: kyz.pinellas.gov #FloodplainFriday