Pinellas County offices, parks to remain closed

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

In light of Hurricane Milton, Pinellas County Government has declared that all county offices, parks, and preserves will remain closed for the remainder of the week. This decision affects key departments such as the Clerk’s Office, Property Appraiser, Tax Collector, and Supervisor of Elections, highlighting the widespread impact of the storm. Many county employees are currently engaged in storm-related responsibilities, which necessitates the closure to prioritize safety and effective management of resources. Residents are advised to stay informed about the status of services and any updates regarding the reopening of facilities. The county is committed to providing timely information as the situation develops and encourages the public to exercise caution.

This proactive measure aims to mitigate risks associated with the severe weather conditions. As the storm progresses, more details will be shared to keep the community informed. Local authorities are working diligently to assess the situation and determine the best course of action for swift recovery.

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