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06/06/2026

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06/04/2026

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06/04/2026

Roadwork is scheduled to begin June 8 on Fort Harrison Avenue. During the project, the northbound lane will be closed from Pierce Street to Park and a detour will be in place.

Paving is scheduled for June 11, and the roadway is expected to reopen June 12.

Northbound traffic will be detoured from Pierce Street to Osceola Avenue and then east on Drew Street.
Drivers should expect delays, follow posted detour signs and use caution in the area while crews complete the work.

06/04/2026

NOTE: The Clearwater Main Library will close today, June 4, at 4 p.m., and the Clearwater City Council Meeting will be held at 6 p.m. For more specific information about tonight's meeting, visit: MyClearwater.com/June4

The next Clearwater City Council Meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 4. View the agenda and watch the meeting at MyClearwater.com/CityCouncilMeetings

The meetings are open to the public and held in Council Chambers on the first floor of the Clearwater Main Library and streamed on the city’s YouTube channel, youtube.com/myclearwater, the city's page or watch live on C-View TV Spectrum Channel 638, Frontier Channel 30 and WOW! Channel 15.

Downtown parking information can be found at MyClearwater.com/DowntownParking

06/03/2026

The next Clearwater City Council Meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, June 4. View the agenda and watch the meeting at MyClearwater.com/CityCouncilMeetings

The meetings are open to the public and held in Council Chambers on the first floor of the Clearwater Main Library and streamed on the city’s YouTube channel, youtube.com/myclearwater, the city's page or watch live on C-View TV Spectrum Channel 638, Frontier Channel 30 and WOW! Channel 15.

Downtown parking information can be found at MyClearwater.com/DowntownParking

06/03/2026

From June 1 through Sept. 30, the sale and application of lawn and landscape fertilizers containing nitrogen or phosphorus are prohibited during the rainy season.

Why does it matter? Summer storms can wash excess fertilizer into storm drains, ponds, lakes, and waterways, contributing to harmful algal blooms and impacting water quality. By taking a break from fertilizing, you're helping protect Clearwater's waterways and our environment.

Learn more about the seasonal fertilizer ordinance and how you can help keep our waters clean: pinellas.gov/fertilizer

Psst! Friendly reminder, Pinellas! June 1st marks the start of the county-wide fertilizer restriction. ⚠️

This means any sale or use of lawn & landscape fertilizers containing nitrogen and phosphorus are prohibited. Pausing lawn fertilizer use during the rainy season 🌦️ helps protect our waters by not "feeding" algal blooms ❌🦠, not flushing money down the storm drain 💸, and having more time to enjoy summer 🌞!

🔎 Learn more: pinellas.gov/fertilizer

06/02/2026

The Clearwater Downtown Development Board is seeking mobile vendors to be part of new experiences coming to downtown Clearwater through the Cleveland Street Activation Initiative.

Vendors offering artisan goods, handmade products, crafts, hobby items, retail merchandise and unique pop-up concepts are encouraged to participate.

Bring your creativity, products and pop-up ideas to the heart of downtown Clearwater.

Learn more at MyClearwater.com/DDB

06/02/2026

Drivers should expect overnight traffic impacts at the intersection of Drew Street and Old Coachman Road while crews replace a traffic signal mast arm damaged in a crash.

Work begins at 11 p.m. Thursday and is expected to be completed by 9 a.m. Friday.

The signal will remain powered but will operate in flashing mode during repairs. Temporary turn restrictions and detours will be in place in all directions at the intersection.

City of Clearwater staff and the Clearwater Police Department will provide traffic control throughout the work.

Please allow extra travel time, follow posted detour signs, and use caution in the area. If possible, consider using an alternate route.

Thank you for your patience as crews work to restore full intersection operations.

06/02/2026

UPDATE: Clearwater Public Utilities crews are currently on site of a six-inch water main break located at 990 Bay Esplanade on Clearwater Beach. Crews are shutting down the water main at Bay Esplanade from Bruce Avenue to Laurel Street for a few hours to make the repairs. It is anticipated that a precautionary boil-water notice is issued for the addresses: Carlouel Dr- 70 and Bay Esplanade-939,949,947,949,952,966,965,970,971,976,979,978,958,
980, 995, 990, 994, 1003 and 1007.

Check MyClearwater.com/Leaks for updates and details.