CITY OF PINELLAS PARK 2016 Calendar

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CITY OF PINELLAS PARK
2016 Calendar
Mayor Sandra Bradbury
Vice-Mayor W.E. “Ed” Taylor
Sandra Bradbury was elected to City Council in March 2002, and re-elected in
2006 and 2010. She was elected Mayor in 2012 and
re-elected in 2014. Sandy has been a resident of
Pinellas Park since 1968 and has been very active
in our community. She has served as an ambassador for the Pinellas Park/Gateway Chamber of
Commerce and as Chair for the Suncoast League
of Cities. She is a member of the Mayor’s Council
of Pinellas County, Metropolitan Planning Organization and the Florida League of Cities Energy,
Environmental and National Resources Legislative Committee. The Tampa Bay Business Journal
recognized Sandy’s commitment to public service at its 2008 Business Woman of
the Year Awards Ceremony. Sandy has served as a mentor to students at Skyview
Elementary School and has assisted with fundraising activities for the Pinellas Park
Police Explorers Post #912.
Sandy has been involved with Community Spirit in the Park, a non-profit organization that purchases, maintains and installs holiday decorations along the City’s main
roads, including lighted Christmas decorations and American flag displays. Sandy
was appointed to the Pinellas Park Board of Adjustment in 1999 and served until her
election to Council. She has received recognition from the Chamber of Commerce
for her efforts in economic development and from the United States Marine Corps
for volunteer services during Operation Desert Storm and attributes her sense of
community and interest in public service to her father, former Mayor Cecil Bradbury
and her mother, Margaret. Sandy would like to leave Pinellas Park a great place for
her wonderful son Garrett to grow up in just like her father did for her! Email Sandy
at sbradbury@pinellas-park.com
William E. “Ed” Taylor (Seat 1) was elected to City Council in March 1998 and
was re-elected in 2002, 2006, 2010 and 2014. Ed
represents our City as a member of the Pinellas Park
Water Management District (PPWMD). He has
also represented the City on the Pinellas Suncoast
Transit Authority (PSTA) Board of Directors, the
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC)
and the Agency on Bay Management (ABM).
His service to our community and the Tampa Bay
area includes past President of the Pinellas Park
Historical Society, member of Celebrate Pinellas
Park, Inc., Pinellas Park Art Society, Friends of the
Library, Pinellas Park Rotary Club, Kiwanis Club of Pinellas Park, Pinellas Park/Gateway
Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trustees of the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, Diocesan
Board of Catholic Formation & Education, St. Vincent DePaul Society, Knights of
Columbus, O.T.H.E.R.S. of Morning Star School and Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
A native of Tampa, Ed and his family have lived in Pinellas County since 1964. He is
the owner of Taylor Family Funeral Home in Pinellas Park. He is married to the everunderstanding & lovely, Barbara, they have two sons, John (Tennille) & Bryan (Amy)
and four granddaughters, Landree, Finlee and twins, Lily Ann and Ella Grace, and a
mostly disagreeable cat named Boulevard. Email Ed at etaylor@pinellas-park.com.
Council Member Rick Butler
Rick Butler (Seat 3) was elected to City Council in March 1998 after serving as a
member of the Pinellas Park Community Development Citizens Advisory Committee and the City
of Pinellas Park Board of Adjustment and was reelected in 2000, 2004, 2008 and 2012.
Since taking office, he has represented the City
on a variety of countywide boards such as the
Pinellas County Economic Development Council, Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA),
Pinellas County 1906 Committee, Personal Enrichment Mental Health Services (PEMHS) and
the Affordable Housing Committee. He is past
President of the Suncoast League of Cities and is currently on the Florida State
Council Member Patricia “Patti” Johnson
Patricia “Patti” Johnson (Seat 2) was elected to City Council in March 2012 and reelected in 2014. She has a long history as a community servant, resident, business owner and advocate
for the elderly and handicapped. Patti has lived in
Pinellas Park for over 26 years.
Patti served on the Pinellas Park Board of Adjustment for 5 years, with one year as chairperson,
and for 6 years on the Code Enforcement Board.
She is on the PSTA Board of Directors Committee and the Finance Committee of the Florida
League of Cities. She is chairman for the Transporation Disadvantaged Committee of the Metropolitan Planning Organization and is on the Board of the Greater Pinellas Country Fair. She has served on the Board of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast
and the Pinellas Park Boys & Girls Club Unit Advisory Council. Patti is a member
of the Pinellas Park Police Department Volunteers Mounted Unit, The Florida Alliance for Main Street Fairness, Tampa Bay Executive Committee and is a past
member of the Pinellas Park/Gateway Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.
Homeless Leadership Board as Treasurer and the Florida League of Cities, Urban Administration Legislative Committee and the Statewide Homeless Board.
Rick has been a driving force in our community for more than thirty years. He is a past
president of the Pinellas Park/Gateway Chamber of Commerce, the Kiwanis Club of
Pinellas Park, the Pinellas Park Boys & Girls Club and Celebrate Pinellas Park, Inc. He
has also served on numerous boards throughout the community including the Columbia (now HCA) Northside Hospital Board of Trustees, the Pinellas Park Equity Study
Commission, the Pinellas Park Art Society and the St. Giles Emergency Food Pantry.
Rick has received many awards over the years including the Citizen of the Year
Award in 1991, the Key to the City, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Golden Boy
Award for Service, the Kiwanis Club’s George Hixon Fellowship Award, the Pinellas
Park/Gateway Chamber of Commerce Loyd Tingler Good Government Award and
the PEMHS PACE Award for Outstanding Service in Government Affairs, Florida
League of Cities 2014 Home Rule Hero Award and Homeless Leadership Network
2010 Community Leadership Award. Rick currently serves ex-officio on the Pinellas
Park Boys & Girls Club Unit Advisory Council. Rick has owned and operated Rick
Butler Realty for over thirty years and is a life-long resident of the City of Pinellas
Park. He’s an avid outdoorsman and is currently an agent for one of the nuisance
alligator trappers in Pinellas County for the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation
Commission. In his spare time Rick enjoys riding his motorcycle and working on
various other projects in his garage. Rick and his wife, Carol, have one son, Ricky,
three basset hounds, one cat and a wee dog named Tink. Email Rick at rbutler@
pinellas-park.com.
Mayor & Vice-Mayor Email Addresses
Mayor.............................................sbradbury@pinellas-park.com.
Vice-Mayor...........................................jmullins@pinellas-park.com.
City Council Telephone Numbers
Mayor & Council.............................................(727) 369-0699
Patti and her husband, Del, own and operate two businesses in Pinellas Park: Amber Glen Equestrian Center and Amber Glen Feed Depot. Patti has served over 27
years in probate and guardianship services and is a court appointed guardian for the
6th Judicial Circuit and serves as an elder care consultant. Email Patti at pjohnson@
pinellas-park.com.
Council Member Jerry Mullins
Jerry Mullins (Seat 4) was elected to City Council in March 2008 and re-elected in
2012. Currently, Jerry represents the City as a Board
Member on the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). He is a member of the Kiwanis Club of
Pinellas Park and a Board Member of the City’s Angel Fund.
Prior to his election he served as President of and
is a Lifetime Member of the Pinellas Park Historical Society: member of the Pinellas Park/Gateway
Chamber of Commerce for over 30 years, past VicePresident of Pinellas Park Thunderbirds Football
League, member Park Dance Reunion Committee,
member of Celebrate Pinellas Park, Inc., and Cruiser of the Year for a local Car Club’s
Charity Work in 2005. Jerry was named Pinellas Park Citizen of the Year in 2005 and
was given a key to the City and recognized as a City of Pinellas Park Ambassador. His
involvement with community organizations is extensive, from youth activities like
the Going the Distance Youth Ministries to youth football, youth baseball leagues,
Little Home Town Soldiers and the Pinellas Park Police Explorers.
Jerry has sponsored car shows to support veterans at Bay Pines Veteran’s Hospital,
assisted community groups like People Helping People, Sacred Heart Fall Festival
and many others. Jerry has been a resident of Pinellas Park for over fifty years. He
and his loving wife, Caren, a native of Pinellas Park, are proud to call Pinellas Park
home. Jerry has 5 grown children and 4 grandchildren, all living in Pinellas Park.
He and his wife are the owners of a successful concrete pumping business located in
the City. Jerry has said that he ran for City Council to give back to the community
that he loves, a community that has been very good to him. Email Jerry at jmullins@
pinellas-park.com.
Main Line (727) 369-0700
www.pinellas-park.com
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City Manager Doug Lewis
City Clerk Diane Corna
The City Manager prepares and reviews items for the City Council and attends City
Council, Chamber of Commerce and other community organization meetings representing the City
for the best interest of the community and speaks at
various public and private meetings. Doug Lewis
joined the City of Pinellas Park in November 2004
as the Pinellas Park Fire Chief and was promoted
in October 2013 to the position of Assistant City
Manager. Doug was promoted to City Manager in
January 2014
Doug Lewis received his Bachelor’s Degree at Eckerd College in Public Leadership and is a Certified
Public Manager. Doug currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Boys &
Girls Club, Chair-Elect for Boys & Girls Club of the Suncoast Board, Pinellas Public
Library Cooperative as Director, Pinellas Park High School First Responder Advisory Board, Kiwanis Club of Pinellas Park Executive Director and St. Petersburg College Fire Academy Advisory Board. Doug and his wife, Darlene, have a son, Michael,
(wife, Carley; granddaughter, Jovie; and grandson, Nixon) and daughter, Brittney.
The City Clerk's Office preserves the integrity of the City's official records. The City
Clerk oversees the preparation and distribution of
Public Hearing Notices, attends all City Council
meetings, supervises the recording, transcription
and distribution of minutes for City Council meetings, CRA, Angel Fund and Arbitration Hearings.
The City Clerk also conducts all municipal elections with the assistance of the Supervisor of Elections.
Diane Corna was appointed City Clerk in 2004.
Diane started with the City in 1994, and was promoted to Deputy City Clerk in 1999. Diane received
her Master Municipal Clerk (MMC) designation in January 2006. She is also a member of the International Institute of Municipal Clerks, Florida Association of City
Clerks, Pinellas County Municipal Clerks and the National Notary Association. Diane has two sons; she and her husband, Bob, live in Pinellas Park.
City Manager & City Clerk Telephone Numbers
City Manager (727) 369-2070......City Clerk (727) 369-0619
Assistant City Manager Patrick Murphy
The Assistant City Manager/Community Development Administrator supervises
all functions of the Community Development
Department and the services provided by the
Community Planning, Building Development
and Zoning Divisions. These services include administration and enforcement of City codes and
ordinances, interaction with the general public,
City Council, Planning and Zoning Commission,
Board of Adjustment, Community Redevelopment Agency and other governmental agencies.
The Community Development Administrator
works with Department Administrators and Directors on various City construction projects. The Community Development Administrator sets departmental goals and objectives in accordance with City policies
and service programs for the individual division to ensure rendering of services in a
timely, professional manner.
Finance Administrator George “Sonny” Kotala
The function of the Finance Administrator is to provide the direction and daily
supervision of the Accounting, Purchasing and
Utility Billing Divisions.
Additionally, the Finance Department is responsible for arranging financing for City projects,
managing all City-issued bonds, preparing annual
statements, making and safeguarding City investments, debt collection, arranging the annual audit
and working with the public, other agencies, committees and boards.
Assistant City Manager &Finance Administrator
Telephone Numbers
Assistant City Mgr. (727) 369-5840
Finance Administrator (727) 369-0628
Fire Chief Guy Keirn
Human Resources Administrator Lisa Hendrickson
Founded in 1912, the Pinellas Park Fire Department is responsible for providing
fire and emergency medical service for the City of
Pinellas Park and the surrounding unincorporated
areas of Pinellas County. The mission of the fire
department is to protect the public by reducing
or preventing personal injury or property damage
due to fire, medical emergency, disaster or other
life hazards by providing public education,
incident prevention, and emergency response
services. Under the direction of the Fire Chief,
the department operates four fire stations and
is comprised of three divisions: Administration, Fire and Life Safety Management,
and Operations. The Administrative Division is responsible for support staff,
budget management, and facilities and vehicle maintenance. The Fire and Life
Safety Management Division is responsible for fire safety education, fire scene and
arson investigations, building inspections, plans review, and firefighter training.
The Operations Division oversees fire suppression, hazardous materials response,
technical rescue and emergency medical services. In 2012 the Pinellas Park Fire
Department celebrated its centennial anniversary of service to the citizens of Pinellas
Park.
The City of Pinellas Park’s Information Technology (IT) Department provides technology services to all the internal operating departments of the City in a professional, courteous
and efficient manner. Services provided include
complete IT Planning, operations, programming,
telephones and system maintenance that innovate
and modernize internal processes.
Government Relations Administrator Tim Caddell
Library & Cultural Affairs Administrator Debra Rose
The Government Relations Department is located on the second floor of Park Station
and serves as the communication liaison between
the City and the public, providing information to
residents, media, business leaders and other agencies at all levels of local, county, state and federal
governments to assure accurate and timely release
of requested information and to represent the
City’s interests in the legislative process. The department manages Pinellas Park’s government access television channel 641 (Bright House) and 21
(Verizon), programs electronic signs and keeps the
public informed through publication of the annual
City calendar, monthly newsletter, frequent press releases, web site, facebook, and
public service announcements. Coordinates City-sponsored and community events
and oversees use of the Performing Arts Center, City Auditorium, Park Station and
the England Brothers Park.
The Library and Cultural Affairs Department was created in 2015 to reflect the
City’s commitment to arts and culture as an integral part of community and economic development and quality of life. The Department will play
a significant role in future downtown redevelopment efforts, as well as expanding cultural programming citywide. The new department builds
on the achievements of the treasured Barbara S.
Ponce Public Library, which provides access for
the entire community to a wide selection of literary and educational materials in print and electronic formats, highlighted through adult and children’s programs ranging from preschool storytimes and teen art workshops to adult reading clubs, technology clinics,
and health seminars. The Library serves as as a hub for diverse community groups
and organizations as well as offering a variety of community education and outreach
programs.
The Human Resources Department provides leadership and guidance to the City’s
operating departments in their efforts to recruit,
retain and develop a diverse, high performing
workforce. It provides customer focused programs
in the areas of labor relations, personnel management, risk management and employee benefits.
Additionally, it strives to inspire and encourage a
collaborative atmosphere, a high level of employee
morale and an organizational philosophy that is
responsive to the changing needs and expectations
of the community.
Information Technology Administrator Dan Speaker
Neighborhood Services Administrator Susan Walker
Police Chief Michael Haworth
The Neighborhood Services Department provides community compliance (code
enforcement) services by receiving and responding to complaints of possible City Ordinance violations. Staff members work in and with the community and all City Departments and Divisions to
achieve problem resolution and timely compliance
with the Code of Ordinances. The Department
administers the City’s Nuisance Abatement Programs, schedules and participates in hearings for
unresolved City Ordinance violations, and oversees the assessment and collection of fines and
liens for code infractions. The Neighborhood Services Department also serves as Secretary to the Code Enforcement Board and the
Special Magistrate.
The Pinellas Park Police Department provides essential services to the City of Pinellas
Park in order to make the community a safer place.
Each and every one of our department members is
dedicated to their service. The department is one of
the most visible to the citizens and is entrusted with
many vital responsibilities. We strive to preserve
the public peace while maintaining professionalism. We investigate crimes with the highest form
of integrity. We reduce crime through unwavering
dedication to proven crime reduction strategies.
We keep the roadways safe through professional
traffic enforcement. We also provide crime prevention education to our citizens and businesses. We have found success in doing all of
this by developing strong community partnerships. The department and its members
could not be as effective as they are without the support it consistently receives from
our community and other city departments. We have provided the community
OMB Administrator Dan Katsiyiannis
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) prepares the City’s annual budget
including operations, capital, service and specific
targeted improvements in operations. In addition,
OMB reviews and analyzes the existing budget
relative to actual or estimated revenues and expenditures. The OMB Department also performs
intermediate and long range strategic planning,
analyzes past, present and future financial trends,
prepares various financial strategies and prepares recommendations for the City Manager and
Council and is responsible for coordinating the City’s efforts concerning targeted
improvements in performance franchise negotiations for services such as electric,
gas, telecommunications and cable are handled by the OMB Department along with
internal auditing including revenue, compliance, operational, financial and fraud audits.
with over a century of service and look forward to the centuries to come.
Public Works Administrator Bart Diebold
The Public Works Department provides essential services to improve and maintain City infrastructure. More specifically, Public
Works is responsible for the construction, operation and maintenance of local roads, drainage, the
potable water system, the reclaimed water system,
sanitary sewer system, street signs, traffic signals,
new project construction and maintenance of all
city parks and facilities. This Department is comprised of ten divisions: Engineering, Facilities and
Project Management, Fleet Maintenance, Parks,
Reclaimed Water, Recreation, Sewer, Stormwater,
Transportation and Water. Together these divisions are responsible for ensuring superior yet cost effective municipal services to
our community.
City of Pinellas Park Department Telephone Numbers
Fire Department
Government Relations Department
Office of Management and Budget
Information Technology Department
Library & Cultural Affairs Department
(727) 369-5803
(727) 369-5746
(727) 369-5756
(727) 369-7884
(727) 369-0669
Neighborhood Services Department
Human Resources Department
Police Department
Public Works Department
(727) 369-5668
(727) 369-0633
(727) 369-7809
(727) 369-5850
City of Pinellas Park Organizational Chart
Citizens of Pinellas Park
City Council
City Clerk
City Manager
Information
Technology
City Attorney
Library &
Cultural
Affairs
Finance
Fire
Government
Relations
Human
Resources
Building
Development
Accounting
EMS
Public
Information
Office
Retirement
Services
Library
Community
Planning
Purchasing
Fire
Station
16
City
Auditorium
Risk
Mgt
Community
Redevelopment
Fire
Station
33
England
Brothers
Park
Fire
Station
34
Park
Station
Fire
Station
35
Performing
Arts
Center
Community
Development.
Neighborhood
Services
Office of
Mgmt. &
Budget
Police
Police
Communications
Public
Works
Broderick
Rec Center
Engineering
Zoning
Utility
Billing
Staffing
&
Benefits
Police
Operations
Facilities &
Project Mgmt.
Fleet
Maintenance
Forbes
Rec Center
Parks
Reclaimed
Water
Fire
Prevention
Senior
Annex
Senior
Center
Sewer
Skyview
Pool
City of Pinellas Park Mission Statement
“To provide superior yet cost-effective municipal services to our community through teamwork,
a ‘can-do’ attitude, continual improvement, and genuine respect for all people.”
Stormwater
Transportation
Water
These charts represent Revenue and Expenditures by Functional Area for the General Fund, and the Public Improvement Fund for Fiscal Year 2015-2016.
As demonstrated here, the City’s total property tax revenue is not sufficient to pay for the projected expenditures of public safety services net of all
associated revenue. As a result, these expenditures must be funded from other revenue sources in the General Fund.
CITY VOLUNTEER BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES
Board of Adjustment hears and decides upon variance requests to the Zoning
Code and Flood Damage Control Code and serves as an appeals board for interpretations and determinations made by the Zoning Director. Call 369-5663 for more
information.
Citizen’s Budget Advisory Committee serves in an advisory capacity to City
Council and was established to consider substantive policy issues as they relate
to both the Operating Budget and the Capital Improvement Program. Call 3695756for more information.
Code Enforcement Board promotes, protects and improves the health, safety and
welfare of the citizens of Pinellas Park and provides an equitable, expeditious, effective and inexpensive method of enforcing the technical codes of the City, including
but not limited to Business Tax Receipts, fire, building, zoning and sign codes. Call
369-5668 for more information.
Community Redevelopment Agency carries out the redevelopment of the City
of Pinellas Park Redevelopment Area and exercises all of the powers of redevelopment agencies to the extent such powers have been delegated by the Board of
County Commissioners of Pinellas County. Call 369-0670 for more information.
Equestrian Board serves in an advisory capacity in providing recommendations
to City Council regarding the establishment and maintenance of an equestrian trail
system within the City. Call 369-5659 for more information.
Library Board serves in an advisory capacity to the City Manager on policies and
procedures governing the Library, studies and analyzes reports presented to the
City Manager and City Council, reviews Library budget requests and serves as liaison between the Library and the community. Call 369-0671 for more information.
Pension Boards of Trustees are responsible for the effective and efficient administration of the employees’ pension plans. Currently there are three Pension
Boards, one each for the Fire, Police and General Employees. Call 369-0638 for
more information.
Planning and Zoning Commission serves in an advisory capacity and considers
all requests for amendments to the Comprehensive Plan and Land Development
Code. Its recommendations are forwarded to City Council for final action. Call
369-5663 for more information.
Recreation Board works in cooperation with City Administration to formulate
and develop long-range recreational goals and objectives for the City of Pinellas
Park. Call 369-0671 for more information.
Special Magistrate is designated by City Council to assist the Code Enforcement
Board in processing violations of the City’s Code of Ordinances. Call 369-5668 for
more information.
Pinellas Park Water Management District was established by the legislature to
purchase, own and maintain major storm drainage facilities; to contract for construction of facilities; to exercise power of eminent domain; to conduct studies; and
to contract with other governmental agencies, private companies and individuals.
Call 528-8022 for more information.
Monthly Meeting Days and Times
Scheduled meetings are subject to date/time change.
Please call for current information.
First week of Every Month:
Tuesday
7:30 p.m.
Thursday
7:00 p.m.
Thursday
7:00 p.m.
Planning & Zoning Workshop
Planning & Zoning Meeting
Library Board
Second Week of Every Month:
Tuesday
7:30 p.m.
City Council Workshop
Thursday
7:00 p.m.
Council Agenda Session
Thursday
7:30 p.m.
City Council*
Fourth Week of Every Month:
Monday
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday
3:00 p.m.
Thursday
7:00 p.m.
Thursday
7:30 p.m.
Recreation Board
Community Redevelopment Agency
Board of Adjustment
City Council Workshop
Special Magistrate (Code Enforcement)
Council Agenda Session
City Council*
Even Numbered Months:
Third Wednesday of the Month
7:00 p.m.
Equestrian Board
Quarterly (January, April, July & October)
Third Wednesday of the Month
9:00 a.m.
Code Enforcement Board
Interested in serving on a City Board? Contact the City Clerk’s Office:
(727) 369-0619
* Televised LIVE on Bright House Cable Channel 641 and Verizon Channel
21, and rebroadcast the following Monday at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday at 12:00 p.m.,
Wednesday at 4:00 p.m., Friday at 10:00 a.m., and Sunday at Noon.
City of Pinellas Park
EQUESTRIAN
COMMUNITY
The City of Pinellas Park is a proud
supporter of the Pinellas Park Equestrian Community and the Equestrial
Trail at Helen Howarth Park.
There are currently about 45 equestrian property owners who maintain stable facilities for both public
and private use. Approximatley 750
horses scattered over roughly 200
acres share habitat with their owners.
It is this combination of horse and
rider that share the surrounding environment with motorized and nonmotorized traffic over public and
private roadways, trails, pathways
and sidewalks.
Many residents within the community and its surrounding neighborhoods have come to look upon
horseback riding as a usual and accepted activity.
Evidence of meandering trails used
by horseback riders can be found
threaded throughout the limits of
the community, neighboring parks
and roadways.
In some areas, the trails are noncontiguous due to various barriers,
roadway crossings, large drainage
channels and private property interests.
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Orchestra Concert
Performing Arts Center
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Martin Luther King’s
Birthday (obsvd)
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Senior Center
7:30 PM Council Workshop
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7:30 PM Council Meeting
Florida Arbor Day
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POND PARK III
4150 76th Ave. N. ( 2 acres)
•Drinking Fountain
•Grill
•Jog/Walk Trail
•Park Benches
•Pavilion
•Picnic Table
•Rope Playground
•Six Exercise Stations
Pond Park III is the newest addition
to The City Parks’ Division. This park is
within walking distance from Parkside
Mall, restaurants and bus service.
The park offers park benches for resting and enjoying the pond water fountain, beautiful lighting and landscape.
If your in the mood to walk or jog,
there ia a cement trail around the park.
Pond Park also offers a grill and picnic
table for cookouts.
There is a drinking fountain for those
who enjoy the walk/jog trail, outdoor
exercise stations or rope playgound
equipment.
This small park has something for everyone.
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Groundhog Day
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Ash Wednesday
Lent Begins
Shrove Tuesday
Orchestra Concert
14
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St. Valentine’s Day
21
Chinese New Year
16
Washington’s Birthday (obsvd)
Presidents’ Day
22
Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
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Lincoln’s Birthday
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9:00 AM UPP Orientation
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Organ Concert
City Auditorium
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Patrick John “P.J.” McDevitt
MCDEVITT PARK
7601 60th St. N. (0.46 of an acre)
•2 Pavilions
•Park Benches
•Paved Yoga Area
•Picnic Tables
•Scenic Walking Trail
In 1909 or 1910, Mr. F. A. Davis and
a group of developers sent Mr. Patrick
John “P.J.” McDevitt to Florida to establish a town near the city of St. Petersburg for the purpose of growing sugar
cane. It was through the efforts of Mr.
McDevitt and Mr. Davis that the township of Pinellas Park was organized.
Mr. McDevitt set up a land office,
represented the company, financed
building a Catholic church and loaned
money in times of need. The McDevitt
family had the first automobile and the
first phone that was on a wall in a hallway, available for all settlers in Pinellas
Park to use.
P.J. McDevitt was elected as Mayor
from 1914-1917 & 1926-1932 and,
along with James R. Shoecraft, created
Pinellas Park’s first drainage district to
dredge the major drainage canals that
still are life-saving arteries in rainy seasons.
He and all of the town would turn out
at the ACL Railroad Station to greet
newcomers to Pinellas Park.
MARCH
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10
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6:00 PM UPP Program
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Orchestra Concert
13
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Total Eclipse of the Sun
Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
6:00 PM UPP Program
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Pride in the Park Clean-Up
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Organ Concert
City Auditorium
(Eastern Orthodox)
Great Lent Begins
Daylight Saving Time Begins
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St. Patrick’s Day
General Election
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Fire Fighters/MDA Chili Blaze
25
26th Annual Country In The Park
England Brothers Park
26
Purim
Palm Sunday
7:00 PM CRA
Penumbral Eclipse of the Moon
Spring Begins
6:00 PM UPP Program
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Easter
Library Closed
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6:00 PM UPP Program
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Lent Ends
Beta Sigma Phi Easter Egg Hunt
Good Friday
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Loyd Tingler
LOYD TINGLER PARK
8780 62nd Street N. ( 6.43 acres)
•Equestrian Trail
•Lakeview Boardwalk
•Picnic Tables
After serving in the Navy during WWII,
emerging with a degree in mechanical engineering from Harvard University around 1946, Loyd Tingler moved
to Pinellas Park in 1949 and opened
his own store, Loyd Tingler Furniture.
In 1974, he became the first Chairman
of the newly founded Pinellas Park Water Management Board and for 14 years
supervised construction of millions of
dollars in major drainage ditches that
substantially helped with flooding.
In early years he was a member of the
Optimist and Kiwanis Clubs in St. Petersburg of the Davista Civic Association. He wielded a wide influence all the
way from Pinellas Park to Tallahassee
and his connections included membership in national and state Home Furniture Dealers associations and the Contractors and Builders Association of
Pinellas County. The Loyd Tingler Nature Park was originally owned by the
Pinellas Park Water Management District and later donated to the City of Pinellas Park and renamed Tingler Park.
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Organ Concert
City Auditorium
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United States entered WWI
April 6, 1917
Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
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Orchestra Concert
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WEDNESDAY
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6:00 PM UPP Program
27
Administrative Professionals Day
Pinellas Park Rotary Club’s
29th Annual Bowl-A-Thon
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1st Day of Passover
7:30 PM UPP Graduation
7:00 PM CRA
American Cancer Society
Relay for Life
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Helen Howarth
HELEN HOWARTH PARK
& EQUESTRIAN TRAIL
6301 94th Ave. N. (60 acres)
•2 Volleyball Courts
•3 Little League Ballfields
•7 Picnic Pavilions & Tables
•12 Racquetball Courts
•Equestrian Trail
•Paved Nature Trail
•Playground Equipment
•Scorekeeper/Concession Building
with Restrooms
Helen S. Howarth served the people
of Pinellas Park for three decades. She
kept Pinellas Park residents warm in
the winter filling their furnaces with oil
even when some couldn’t pay.
Helen owned Park Oil Company, drove
trucks, cleaned stoves and took orders
and was known to many of the town’s
children as “Granny Good” for providing food, bundles of clothing and other
gifts on doorsteps to express her concern for children in need.
She initiated the building of a historical museum. The people of Pinellas
Park knew who Helen Howarth really
was. She talked straight, talked loud and
disdained euphemism.
Helen Howarth is a symbol of our
town, a personification of an era of life
in Pinellas Park.
MAY
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(Eastern Orthodox Easter)
Pascha
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Mother’s Day
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7:00 PM CRA
Trinity Sunday
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Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
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Organ Concert
City Auditorium
Whit Sunday (Pentecost)
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Ascension Day
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Brush Site Closed
Memorial Day (obsvd)
Memorial Day Ceremony
Freedom Lake Park
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FREEDOM LAKE PARK
9990 46th St. N. ( 40 acres)
•Adjacent Dog Park
•Covered Outside Fitness Stations
•Fishing Pier
•Grills
•Jackson’s Landing Dock
•Pavilions
•Picnic Tables
•Radio Control Boat Launch
•Two Swing Sets
•Two Walking Trails
•Veterans Memorials
The large retirement population adjacent to this park enjoy the passive, open
space including the shaded areas for relaxation and includes Veterans Memorials.
Enjoy picnics, fishing, jogging or walking around this beautiful, serene park
Dog Park is located at Freedom Lake
Park and includes a generous fenced exercise space, hydrants, watering holes,
and plenty of shade for your family’s
furry, four-footed friend.
JUNE
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Kiwanis Children’s Fishing Derby
Freedom Lake Park
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(Eastern Orthodox)
Ascension
1st Day of Ramadan
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Shavuot Begins
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Flag Day
Shavuot Ends
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Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
21
Organ Concert
City Auditorium
Father’s Day
(Eastern Orthodox)
Pentecost
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US Conference of Mayors
Summer Begins
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7:00 PM CRA
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Mr. F. A. Davis
DAVIS FIELD COMPLEX
6050 76TH AVE. N. (20.01 acres)
•1 Football Field & 1 Basketball Court
•2 Pavilions & 2 Parking Areas
•4 Tennis Courts
•7 Baseball/Softball Fields with
Bleachers and Benches
•Active Recreation Courts
•Concession Stands/Scorekeepers’
Buildings
•Grills & Picnic Tables
•Playground Equipment & Restrooms
F. A. Davis began a Delaware land development company called the Florida
Association. He bought 12,800 acres of
land on the Pinellas Peninsula, which
was then called West Hillsborough
County. It bacame known as Pinellas
County in 1913.
In 1909 or 1910 Mr. Davis and a
group of developers sent P.J. McDevitt
to Florida to establish a town near the
City of St. Petersburg for the purpose of
growing cane sugar. The peninsula remained a part of Hillsborough County
until 1913, but reference in testimonials
referred to Pinellas Farms or the Pinellas Peninsula. Model Farm No. 1 (there
would be two others) became the showplace for visitors or potential colonists.
Mr. Davis also built the Colony House,
at a point where 60th Street now crosses
Park Boulevard.
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Independence Day
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Eid-Al-Fitr
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Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
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City Auditorium
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7:00 PM CRA
James Rex Shoecraft
SHOECRAFT PARK
7900 54th St. N. (1.38 acres)
•Grills
•Picnic Tables
•Shaded Park with Large Oak Trees
James Rex Shoecraft was a veteran of
the Spanish-American War. He moved
to Pinellas Park in 1911 and served on
the first town council. He was elected
mayor from 1917-1926 and 1932-1953.
He served on the county commission
and was presented with the Angus
Smith award for outstanding service by
the Pinellas Republicans.
He fought for a bigger Pinellas Park.
He championed the construction of
County Roads 15 and 16 and Welch
Causeway, which provided a short cut
to the Gulf Beaches from the western
end of Gandy Bridge.
He was one of the original backers of
the program to create Lake Seminole
and led the drive to extend Pinellas
Park’s Park Boulevard to tie in with the
Gulf Coast Highway.
He crusaded for many years to get the
Joe’s Creek and Sawgrass Lake drainage
projects and along with P. J. McDevitt
created Pinellas Park’s first drainage district. He was a chief proponent of the
county
commissioners’ taking over the old
drainage districts and the obtaining
of legislation under which a countywide millage levy sufficient to tackle
big drainage problems one-by-one on a
pay-as-you-go basis was levied.
He served two terms as Director of the
Pinellas Soil and Water Conservation
District, Director of the Florida Association of Soil Conservation, president
of the Pinellas County Farm Bureau,
represented Pinellas County on the
West Coast Inland Navigation District
(unit represented six counties along the
lower West Coast interested in securing the intracoastal canal’s completion
from Fort Myers northward to Tarpon
Springs.) Served as school trustee in
District 15 and was a member of the Pinellas Park and St. Petersburg Chambers
of Commerce, the Presbyterian Church,
Masons, Lions Club and the United
Order Junior American Mechanics, all
of PinellasPark; Elks Club and General
Leonard Wood Camp SAWV of St. Petersburg.
As a professional agriculturist, he had
a flower farm and became Florida’s first
expert grower of perishable flowers.
In 1953, fellow citizens honored him
by naming a new building at the County
Fair Grounds after him.
AUGUST
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Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
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Organ Concert
City Auditorium
Tisha B’ av
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THURSDAY
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STANLEY & DORIS
BRODERICK PARK
& ADJACENT
RECREATION CENTER
6755 62ND ST. N. (10.8 acres)
•1.5 Mile Jogging/Walking Trail
•Bank Shot Court
•Grills
•Neighborhood Baseball Diamond
•Pavilions
•Tennis Courts
•Two Multipurpose Courts
•Two Playgrounds
•Volleyball Court
Stanley and Doris Broderick arrived in
Pinellas Park in 1945. The total population was 600. They were among the first
200 homeowners in Pinellas Park to receive water service and received a free
water meter.
Doris and Stanley at one time owned
the city’s largest land development company. Stanley and Doris were founders
of Little League Baseball in Pinellas
County and were both active in developing the program and the ball fields in
Pinellas Park.
In December 1982, Doris Broderick
deeded 3.80 acres of land at 6755 62nd
St. to the City of Pinellas Park.
The land was developed through a
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Grant, and named the Stanley and Doris Broderick Park. The city purchased
additional acreage abutting the original section of the park in May 1988,
expanding the size of the park to 10.08
acres.
In 1983 Doris was named a Pinellas
Park Achiever for her work and dedication for encouraging the growth and
prosperity of the city. In 1988 she was
chosen as Pinellas Park Citizen of the
year for her lifelong involvement with
the city and its youth activities.
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7:00 PM CRA
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Penumbral Eclipse of the Moon
Organ Concert
City Auditorium
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Pride in the Park Clean-Up
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Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
National Grandparents Day
25
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Annular Eclipse of the Sun
6
Labor Day
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FRIDAY
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Brush Site Closed
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THURSDAY
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German American Society
Oktoberfest
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Oktoberfest
Jimmy & Terry England
ENGLAND BROTHERS
PARK
5010 81st Ave. N. (11 acres)
•Band Shell with Dressing/Restroom
Area
•Home to:
BBQ Cook-Off & Rodeo
Country In The Park
Firefighters’ ChiliBlaze
Holiday in the Park
•Lighting for Evening Events
•Picnic Tables
•Walking/Jogging Trail
England Brothers Construction, Inc.,
worked closely with Acoustical Engineer Dave Fagen and Shields E. Clark
P.E. to recycle salvaged structural
components from the 1992 tornado to
achieve the most efficient profile, design
a hurricane resistant, maintenance free,
clear span, permanent band shell with
the necessary accouterments and utilities.
The Band Shell was constructed at no
cost to the City other than staff time
to review the design, surplus fill from
Streets and Drainage Division and electrical installations by City staff.
The City of Pinellas Park was presented
with the Future of the Region Award by
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council
for the best Public-Private Partnership
project in 1999.
OCTOBER
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Islamic New Year
Orchestra Concert
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Rosh Hashanah Begins
10
Oktoberfest
Rosh Hashanah Ends
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Yom Kippur
Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
Columbus Day (obsvd)
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Sacred Heart Fall Festival
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Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest
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Organ Concert
City Auditorium
Sukkot Begins
23
Oktoberfest
25
Sukkot Ends
30
SEPTEMBER
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Halloween
“Treats You Can Trust”
Treat Trail
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YOUTH PARK
4100 66th Ave. N. (37 acres)
•3 Lighted Softball Fields
•7 Soccer Fields
•14 Picnic Tables
•A Tot Lot
•Batting Cages
•Disc Golf Course
•Multipurpose Court
If you are into sports, then Youth
Park is the place for you.
Youth Park is for the very active.
This 37-acre park has room for seven soccer games and three lighted
softball fields to take place at the
same time.
Did I mention parking? There is
enough parking for everyone to park
in the parking lot for all of the activities that can possibly take place at
the same time.
Children that are 5 - 7 years of age
have their own Tot Lot with age appropriate playground equipment.
This park also offers batting cages
and a Disc Golf Course.
Youth Park offers 14 picnic tables
to choose from, so bring lunch or
dinner and make it a picnic while
visiting this multipurpose park
NOVEMBER
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Wesleyan Fall Festival
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Daylight Saving Time Ends
General Election Day
Orchestra Concert
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Organ Concert
City Auditorium
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Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
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National League of Cities
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Veterans Day
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Thanksgiving Day
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Brush Site Closed
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Thanksgiving Holiday
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Merry Christmas
Pinellas Park Style!
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Holiday In The Park
Forbes Rec. Holiday Hayride
SATURDAY
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Holiday In The Park
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United States entered WWII
December 8, 1941
7:00 PM CRA
Orchestra Concert
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Attack on Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941
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City Auditorium
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Senior Center
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Pancake Breakfast
Senior Center
North Pole Calling
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Library Closed
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No Trash Pick-Up
Chanukah Begins
Kwanzaa Begins
Christmas Day
Christmas Holiday
New Year’s Eve
Library Closes @ 5:00 PM
COMMUNITY EVENTS
out the city. Call: 369-0690.
23rd - UPP Session 4
Wednesday. Call: 369-5618 or 369-5619..
18th - Fire Fighter’s MDA Chili Blaze
Friday, 6 p.m. England Brothers Park, 5010 81st
Ave. N. Call: 687-4494 or www.chiliblaze.com.
19th - 26th Annual Country in the Park
Saturday, 12 - 10 p.m. England Brothers Park, 5010
81st Ave. N. Call: 369-5746.
30th - UPP Session 5
Wednesday. Call: 369-5618 or 369-5619.
Scheduled events/meetings are subject to
date/time change or cancellation. Please call
phone numbers listed for current information.
JANUARY
See monthly events.
FEBRUARY
20th - UPP Orientation
Saturday. Call: 369-5618 or 369-5619.
MARCH
2nd - UPP Session 2
9th - UPP Session 3
12th - Pride in the Park Spring Clean-Up
Saturday, 8 - 4 p.m. Eight drop-off sites through-
APRIL
Central Pinellas Day on the Hill in Tallahassee
Pinellas Park/Gateway Chamber of Commerce. Call:
544-4777.
14th - 17th Sacred Heart Spring Festival
Thursday & Friday, 6-11 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m.-11
p.m. & Sunday, Noon-8 p.m. Sacred Heart School,
8001 46th St. N. Call: 541-4447.
16th - American Cancer Society Relay for Life
Saturday, 2 p.m. - 11 p.m. England Brothers Park,
5010 81st Ave. N. Call: 546-9822 ext. 7005.
16th - Pinellas Park Rotary Club’s 29th Annual BowlA-Thon
Saturday, 12:30 p.m. Seminole Lanes, 8668 Park
Blvd., N. Visit: pinellasparkrotaryclub@gmail.com.
21st - UPP Graduation
Thursday. Call: 369-5618 or 369-5619.
26th - Beta Sigma Phi Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, 9 a.m. England Brothers Park, 5010 81st
Ave. N. Call: 369-5746.
MAY
30th - Memorial Day Ceremony
Monday, 11 a.m. Freedom Lake Park, 9990 46th St.
N. Call: 369-5746.
JUNE
4th - Pinellas Park Kiwanis Club Fishing Derby
Saturday, 8:00 a.m. Freedom Lake Park, 9990 46th
St. N. Call: 369-5746.
JULY & AUGUST
See monthly events.
SEPTEMBER
10th - Pride in the Park Fall Clean-Up
Saturday, various locations throughout the city.
Call: 369-0690.
23rd & 24th - Oktoberfest
Friday & Saturday, 4 - 10 p.m. German American
Society, 8098 66th St. N. Call: 541-6782.
OCTOBER
7th & 8th - Oktoberfest
12th - 16th Sacred Heart Fall Festival
Wednesday - Friday, 6-11 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m.11 p.m. & Sunday, Noon-8 p.m. Sacred Heart
School, 8001 46th St. N. Call: 541-4447.
14th & 15th - Oktoberfest
31st - “Treats You Can Trust” Treat Trail
Thursday, 6-10 p.m. England Brothers Park 5010
81st Ave. N. Call: 369-5746.
NOVEMBER
5th - Wesleyan Fall Festival
Saturday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Pinellas Park Wesleyan
Church, 4400 70th Ave. N. Call: 526-3674.
DECEMBER
1st - Holiday Hayride
Thursday, Forbes Recreation Center, 6401 94th
Ave. N. Advanced registration required. Call:
369-5684.
2nd & 3rd - Holiday in the Park
Friday, 6 p.m., Saturday, Noon. England Brothers
Park, 5010 81st Ave. N. Call: 488-6321.
10th - Breakfast with Santa
Saturday, 9-11 a.m. Senior Center, 7625 59th St.
N. Call: 369-5694.
10th - Holiday Parade
Saturday, 6-9 p.m. Park Boulevard between 58th
St. and 43rd St. Call: 262-1999. Website: www.
celebratepinellaspark.com.
12th - North Pole Calling (Advanced Registration Required) Forbes Recreation Center, 6401
94th Ave. N. Call: 369-5684 and Broderick Recreation Center, 6101 66th Ave. N. Call: 369-5678.
MONTHLY EVENTS - DAYS & TIMES
Art Society
Meets the 2nd Monday of each month, 7 p.m.,
Park Station, 5851 Park Blvd.
Civic Orchestra
October-April. Meets the 1st Sunday of each
month, 7:30 p.m., Performing Arts Center, 4951
78th Ave. Call: (727) 415-9650 or visit www.
pinellasparkorchestra.com.
Fast Pitch Softball
Youth Park Softball Complex, 4100 66th Ave. N. or
visit www.pinellasfastpitch.org.
Garden Club
October-May, 4th Monday of each month, 10 a.m.,
Historical Society
Meets the 3rd Thursday of each month, 6:30 p.m.,
Holiday Parade Committee
September-December, 1st Monday of each month,
6:30 p.m., Park Station, 5851 Park Blvd. Call:
262-1999 or visit www.celebratepinellaspark.com.
National Little League Baseball
Helen Howarth Community Park, 6301 94th Ave.
N. Call: 544-1935 or visit www.pinellasparknational.com.
Pancake Breakfast
2nd Wednesday of each month, 9:00 a.m., Senior
Center, 7625 59th St. N. Call: 369-5694.
People Helping People
Meets the 2nd Monday of each month, 6:30 p.m.,
Pipe Organ Concert
Third Tuesday of each month, 11:30 a.m., City
Auditorium, 7690 59th St. N.
P.O.N.Y. Baseball
Davis Field Complex, Concession Stand at Field
#2, 7650 76th Ave. N. Call: 542-5740 or visit www.
ponybaseball.net.
Computer Classes
Meets the 2nd Wednesday of each month.
Pinellas Park Public Library, 7770 52nd St. N.
Call: (727) 369-0667.
Thunderbird Football and Cheerleading
Davis Field, 7671 61st St. N. Call: 541-4292 or
visit www.pptbirds.com.
Youth Soccer Association
(PPYSA)Youth Park Soccer Complex, 3750 66th
Ave. N. Call: 528-2509 or visit www.ppysa.com.
FREQUENTLY CALLED TELEPHONE NUMBERS
CITY HALL
5141 78th Avenue N.
Accounting
City Clerk
City Manager
Human Resources
Job Line
Mayor & City Council
Recycling Information
Risk Management
Special Assessments
Switchboard
Utility Billing
369-0627
369-0619
369-0697
369-0633
369-0703
369-0699
369-0690
369-0639
369-0627
369-0700
369-0690
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT
6051 78th Avenue N.
24-Hour Inspection Line
Building Development
Business Tax Receipt
Community Development
Community Planning
Zoning
369-5834
369-5647
369-5647
369-5840
369-5613
369-5663
FIRE
DEPARTMENT
11350 43rd Street N.
Administration
Fire Prevention Division
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
DEPARTMENT
5851 Park Boulevard
Auditorium Reservations
Band Shell Reservations
Billboard Information
Media Contact
Newsletter Information
Tower Information
Upcoming Events
369-5746
369-5743
369-5746
369-5745
369-5747
369-5743
369-5746
369-5746
LIBRARY & CULTURAL AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENT
7770 52nd Street N.
Children/Young Adults
Circulation
Reference
369-0664
369-0672
369-0667
NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES
DEPARTMENT
7780 60th Street N.
Reception Desk
369-5668
POLICE DEPARTMENT
7700 59th Street N.
369-5803
369-5803
24-Hour Non-Emergency
Administration
Criminal Investigations
(Detective Bureau)
D.A.R.E.
369-7864
369-7809
369-7857
369-7824
or 369-7825
POLICE DEPARTMENT
CONTINUED
Records
Victim Assistance
Youth Services
369-7836
369-7848
369-7825
PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT
6051 78TH AVE. N.
Ball Field Reservations
Broderick Recreation Center
369-5625
369-5678
6101 66th Avenue N.
Engineering Services
369-5625
Facilities & Project Management
369-5850
Park Pavilion Reservations
369-5625
Parks
369-5625
Public Works
369-5850
Ronald P. Forbes Recreation Center
369-5684
6401 94th Avenue N.
Senior Center
369-5696
7625 59th Street N.
Skyview Pool
369-5702
9040 54th Way
Sewer - Repair 369-5850
Transportation & Stormwater 369-5850
Water/Reclaimed - Repair
369-5850
PURCHASING DIVISION
8000 60th Street N.
Information
369-5712
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VISIT www.pinellascounty.org/emergency
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SIGN UP on www.pinellascounty.org/emergency
For the free Pinellas County E-Lert electronic newsletter to receive current news, preparation tips, educational opportunities and emergency
notifications year-round.
WATCH PCC-TV
For hurricane programming and emergency operations center updates.
Tune to Bright House 622, Knology 18 or Verizon 44.
SIGN UP on your cell phone
To receive the community notification system’s emergency text messages.
Call (888) 689-8905 from your cell phone.
CALL the Citizens Information Center (CIC)
For information before, during and after the storm. Only open during
emergencies. Call (727) 464-4333.
REQUEST a speaker or information for your organization, school
or place of employment.
Call the Pinellas County Speakers Bureau at (727) 464-4600 or download a
request form at www.pinellascounty.org/speak.
TUNE your weather alert radio
To receive emergency weather alerts from the local National Weather Service
Bureau in Ruskin, Florida.
LISTEN for the latest Pinellas County road conditions on 1690 AM.
FOLLOW Pinellas County’s social media websites
For breaking news and information.
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CITY OF PINELLAS PARK 2016 Calendar

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