Emergency Kit Assembling an emergency kit now can help you make sure you and your family have what you need in an emergency. To simplify the process, Pinellas County Emergency Management recommends that you keep these items ready to go in case you need them on a moment’s notice.
How Residents Can Help with Storm Debris Preparation & Recovery Clearwater’s Solid Waste team works tirelessly before, during, and after tropical storms and hurricanes to keep our city bright and beautiful. Our residents play a crucial role in making debris collection faster and more efficient during storms.
How to Prepare for a Hurricane Hurricanes are massive storm systems that form over water and often move toward land. They can cause widespread devastation during and after it occurs.
Preparing Pets for Emergencies Pets are an important part of your family. Making an emergency plan that includes them, especially for hurricane season, is part of providing them with the best care possible and an essential step while living in Florida.
Request to Participate in Billboard Emergency Alert System Sign up for the Billboard Emergency Alert System where Pinellas County Emergency Management will send a notification to your business to post a public emergency message on your business’ electronic signs.
Hurricane Guide (English) Find information about how you can prepare for hurricane season such as shelters, storm surge, evacuating and securing your home.
Hurricane Guide (Spanish) Encuentre información sobre cómo puede prepararse para la temporada de huracanes, como refugios, mareas de tempestad, evacuación y seguridad de su hogar.
Subscribe to Alert Pinellas Receive free urgent alerts on a variety of situations, such as severe weather, boil water notices or hurricanes.
Hurricane Guide (English) Find information about how you can prepare for hurricane season such as shelters, storm surge, evacuating and securing your home.
Hurricane Guide (Spanish) Encuentre información sobre cómo puede prepararse para la temporada de huracanes, como refugios, mareas de tempestad, evacuación y seguridad de su hogar.
Barrier Island Re-Entry Pass Register for a barrier island re-entry pass to access your home or business after a storm or hurricane.
Clearwater Debris Removal Dashboard - Hurricane Helene Stay updated on Hurricane Helene debris removal efforts in Clearwater with an interactive dashboard. Track real-time progress and view impacted areas.
Community Development Board (CDB) Meeting Community Development Board Meetings are open to the public and held in Council Chambers on the first floor of the Main Library, located at 100 N. Osceola Ave. unless otherwise noted.
Disaster Assistance Grant The city of Clearwater is launching the Disaster Assistance Grant program for qualified Clearwater residents who have experienced damages/losses due to Hurricanes Helene and/or Milton. Funds in the form of grants in amounts not to exceed $20,000.00 per household, will be awarded to eligible recipients. Grants will not be subject to recapture by the city.
Emergency Management The Emergency Management department provides information on things such as hurricane preparedness, red tide, and COVID-19.
Estimated Water Bill: What It Means An "E" on your water bill indicates an estimated reading. This may happen due to blocked meters, heavy rain, or construction. Estimates help maintain timely billing cycles.
Find My Shelter Remember: public shelters do not have cots or generators, and the space you will be able to utilize is limited.
First Responders Rescue More Than 500 People At Apartment Complex Clearwater Police, Clearwater Fire & Rescue Department, along with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office and multiple other agencies, rescued more than 500 people today at a flooded apartment complex in Clearwater.
Gas and Storm Safety As your community energy provider, Clearwater Gas System is committed to maintaining the highest safety standard possible.
How Residents Can Help with Storm Debris Preparation & Recovery Clearwater’s Solid Waste team works tirelessly before, during, and after tropical storms and hurricanes to keep our city bright and beautiful. Our residents play a crucial role in making debris collection faster and more efficient during storms.
How to Prepare for a Hurricane Hurricanes are massive storm systems that form over water and often move toward land. They can cause widespread devastation during and after it occurs.
Pinellas County Hurricane Preparedness Guide Read this comprehensive guide on how to prepare for a hurricane or storm in Pinellas County.
Preparing Pets for Emergencies Pets are an important part of your family. Making an emergency plan that includes them, especially for hurricane season, is part of providing them with the best care possible and an essential step while living in Florida.
Request to Participate in Billboard Emergency Alert System Sign up for the Billboard Emergency Alert System where Pinellas County Emergency Management will send a notification to your business to post a public emergency message on your business’ electronic signs.
Special Needs Shelter and Information Residents of all ages with special needs, those without transportation and older adults require extra attention and preparation in order to stay protected in weather emergencies. Do not wait, plan now.
Storm-Related Sanitary Sewer Overflow Updates This page includes updates about sanitary sewer overflows that occurred in the city of Clearwater during hurricanes Helene and Milton in 2024.
Subscribe to Alert Pinellas Receive free urgent alerts on a variety of situations, such as severe weather, boil water notices or hurricanes.
View Storm Surge Maps Storm surge is not the same thing as your evacuation level, even though the two mapping tools can look similar. This map provides the potential storm surge depth on a property for the evacuation level indicated and for higher evacuation levels beyond that.
How Residents Can Help with Storm Debris Preparation & Recovery Clearwater’s Solid Waste team works tirelessly before, during, and after tropical storms and hurricanes to keep our city bright and beautiful. Our residents play a crucial role in making debris collection faster and more efficient during storms.
Subscribe to Alert Pinellas Receive free urgent alerts on a variety of situations, such as severe weather, boil water notices or hurricanes.
Preparing Pets for Emergencies Pets are an important part of your family. Making an emergency plan that includes them, especially for hurricane season, is part of providing them with the best care possible and an essential step while living in Florida.
Emergency Kit Assembling an emergency kit now can help you make sure you and your family have what you need in an emergency. To simplify the process, Pinellas County Emergency Management recommends that you keep these items ready to go in case you need them on a moment’s notice.
Hurricane Guide (Spanish) Encuentre información sobre cómo puede prepararse para la temporada de huracanes, como refugios, mareas de tempestad, evacuación y seguridad de su hogar.
Hurricane Guide (English) Find information about how you can prepare for hurricane season such as shelters, storm surge, evacuating and securing your home.
Request to Participate in Billboard Emergency Alert System Sign up for the Billboard Emergency Alert System where Pinellas County Emergency Management will send a notification to your business to post a public emergency message on your business’ electronic signs.
How to Prepare for a Hurricane Hurricanes are massive storm systems that form over water and often move toward land. They can cause widespread devastation during and after it occurs.
Estimated Water Bill: What It Means An "E" on your water bill indicates an estimated reading. This may happen due to blocked meters, heavy rain, or construction. Estimates help maintain timely billing cycles.
Barrier Island Re-Entry Pass Register for a barrier island re-entry pass to access your home or business after a storm or hurricane.
Community Development Board (CDB) Meeting Community Development Board Meetings are open to the public and held in Council Chambers on the first floor of the Main Library, located at 100 N. Osceola Ave. unless otherwise noted.
Gas and Storm Safety As your community energy provider, Clearwater Gas System is committed to maintaining the highest safety standard possible.
Emergency Management The Emergency Management department provides information on things such as hurricane preparedness, red tide, and COVID-19.
Storm-Related Sanitary Sewer Overflow Updates This page includes updates about sanitary sewer overflows that occurred in the city of Clearwater during hurricanes Helene and Milton in 2024.
Disaster Assistance Grant The city of Clearwater is launching the Disaster Assistance Grant program for qualified Clearwater residents who have experienced damages/losses due to Hurricanes Helene and/or Milton. Funds in the form of grants in amounts not to exceed $20,000.00 per household, will be awarded to eligible recipients. Grants will not be subject to recapture by the city.
Clearwater Debris Removal Dashboard - Hurricane Helene Stay updated on Hurricane Helene debris removal efforts in Clearwater with an interactive dashboard. Track real-time progress and view impacted areas.
First Responders Rescue More Than 500 People At Apartment Complex Clearwater Police, Clearwater Fire & Rescue Department, along with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office and multiple other agencies, rescued more than 500 people today at a flooded apartment complex in Clearwater.
Pinellas County Hurricane Preparedness Guide Read this comprehensive guide on how to prepare for a hurricane or storm in Pinellas County.
Find My Shelter Remember: public shelters do not have cots or generators, and the space you will be able to utilize is limited.
View Storm Surge Maps Storm surge is not the same thing as your evacuation level, even though the two mapping tools can look similar. This map provides the potential storm surge depth on a property for the evacuation level indicated and for higher evacuation levels beyond that.
Special Needs Shelter and Information Residents of all ages with special needs, those without transportation and older adults require extra attention and preparation in order to stay protected in weather emergencies. Do not wait, plan now.