Join the City of Largo and Mayor Woody Brown on Saturday, May 1 starting at 8:30am at the Largo Golf Course for the Mayor's Golf Tournament. Cost is $50 per person which includes green fees, cart, and lunch. Raffle tickets for gift baskets and other items will be available for sale. Funds collected help to raise money to support summer camp scholarships for kids in Largo. Sign up today by calling 727-518-3024.

Are you looking for an exciting job this summer that explores the outdoors, plays sports and games, and hosts exciting field trips? Largo Summer Camp Leaders are energetic individuals that serve an important role in providing a safe and fun atmosphere for children in our community.

Research has shown one of the things that give people the most confidence in the COVID-19 vaccine is YOU!

Your story makes all the difference in reassuring those in your community to protect themselves and those they love. With 70,000 receiving the vaccine in clinical trials and now more than 175 million and counting in the U.S. alone, your family and friends can feel confident it’s safe and effective. Visit Largo.com for three easy ways to share your story and boost vaccine confidence here in Largo. 

The Largo Police Department would like to advise our community of a recent phone scam. An unknown individual will call the victim, claiming to raise money for the Police Department. Largo Police is no soliciting donations from people in this manner. For any questions, please call the LPD Communications Center at 727-587-6730.

The 2021 Legislative Session is in week 8 of 12. The City of Largo, in close partnership with the Florida League of Cities, is monitoring bills currently moving through committee in both the Florida House and Senate. Advocacy efforts are also underway on a number of bills. The complete list of billing being actively monitored by the City is listed on Largo.com. The City engaged in active advocacy efforts in the last week on bills noted with an asterisk (*).

Pinellas County will begin a routine system maintenance program to optimize water quality. The water treatment method is being temporarily changed from chloramine to chlorine disinfection. The switch to chlorine will be in effect from May 16 through June 5, 2021. The water is perfectly safe to drink during this period, though you may notice a slight difference in the taste or odor of the water.

On Saturday, April 24 from 1-2pm, let's celebrate Earth Week together with race car driver and environmental activist Leilani Münter in the driver's seat of an electric vehicle! Join Leilani, Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, and Natural Resources Defense Council for an Earth Week webinar where she will take us through the paces in her electric car and explain why she's an advocate for electric transportation powered by clean energy.

From weddings and receptions, corporate events, graduations, and much more, host your next event with the Central Park Performing Arts Center. Social distancing is easy to achieve in any one of three rental spaces, varying from 2,000 to 4,000 square feet. Visit LargoArts.com/VenueRentals to take a virtual tour and book your next event.