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Published: Jul 21, 2026
July 1st Declared Honorary Firefighter Caden Riley Day
The City of Pinellas Park proclaimed July 1st, 2026, as Honorary Firefighter Caden Riley Day in honor and remembrance of Caden Riley. Caden was recognized for his vibrant spirit, resilience, and community commitment, particularly through his service at the Forbes Rec Center and his graduation from Pinellas Park High School. He was also distinguished with the title of honorary firefighter, signifying his heroic character and unbreakable spirit. The city extended condolences to his family and urged residents to honor his legacy.
City Proclaims 80th Anniversary of Juvenile Welfare Board
The City Council recognized the 80th anniversary of the Juvenile Welfare Board (JWB) of Pinellas County with a proclamation. The proclamation highlighted JWB's history from its creation in 1945 to its current role in funding 87 programs across 49 agencies, serving over 83,000 children. It also acknowledged JWB's work in early childhood development, mental health, grade-level reading, and supporting caregivers. The proclamation celebrated JWB's leadership, partnership, and dedication to improving children's lives.
Property Rezoned to Unified Town Center (TC) Designation
The City Council unanimously approved Ordinance Number 2026-21, rezoning a property at 7791 52nd Street North from split zoning (R1 and TC) to a unified Town Center (TC) zoning designation. This change rectifies the split zoning and allows for a mix of uses, such as a veterinary clinic and a single-family dwelling, which are both permitted in the TC district. The rezoning is consistent with the comprehensive plan and surrounding area.
City Council Imposes Moratorium on Data Center Development
The City Council approved a temporary moratorium on accepting, processing, reviewing, approving, or issuing permits for data centers and large load customer facilities. This moratorium aims to allow city staff and council time to research the impacts of such facilities, including electricity demand, environmental concerns, and noise, before considering any future land development code amendments or regulatory changes. The moratorium's duration is not specified but is intended to allow for thorough review and potential future public hearings.
July Declared Parks and Recreation Month in Pinellas Park
The City of Pinellas Park proclaimed July 2026 as Parks and Recreation Month. The proclamation recognized the vital role of parks and recreation services in promoting physical and mental wellness, environmental stewardship, and social connections, contributing to a healthier and more vibrant community. It encouraged residents to celebrate by visiting parks, participating in programs, and appreciating the services provided.
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