Even though the State of Florida has moved into Phase 3 the Pinellas County Face Covering Ordinance is still in effect. You can read the details here: Pinellas County Face Covering Ordinance
Just in time for the weekend, restaurants and bars can operate at full capacity — regardless of local government rules — as Florida moves onto Phase 3 of its COVID-19 reopening plan, the governor said Friday. Phase 3 in Florida will start immediately, Gov. Ron …
Here are details on the Pinellas County mask ordinance. It was updated on July 2, 2020 Pinellas County Face Covering Ordinance
Florida has moved into phase 2. The state has posted information which you can review here: COVID-19 Florida Opening Phases
Come visit the Sponge Docks this weekend. The City is allowing Restaurants to use parking lots to expand capacity and shops to set up outside displays. The Anclote Island is open so Spongeorama Cruise Lines is resuming its beach cruise.
Governor DeSantis says they received input and advice from prominent physicians, health care system executives, small business owners, elected officials, unemployed Floridians, and law enforcement. The Re-Open Florida Task Force produced a report with recommendations. Schools remain distance learning. Visits to senior living facilities are …
The Tarpon Springs City Commission has authorized Small Business Endurance Grants to assist local small businesses with the economic challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The grant will provide a one-time payment of $1,000 to eligible small businesses in the City of Tarpon Springs experiencing …
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