Projects & Development

City of Largo Engineering Services will host two project overview sessions to share the design, project schedule, and construction impacts for Bayhead Action Park planned in Fall 2022.

City Government Week is October 18-24, and the City of Largo has several ways for you to share why you #LoveLargoFL and to learn more about our city.

Halloween is an exciting time for kids and adults – the delight of dressing up in a fun costume, all of the spooky decorations, and of course let's not forget the candy. To ensure you and your family enjoy a spooky, safe and good time this Halloween, check out these tips.

The City of Largo and Florida Department of Health Pinellas have teamed up to host a free vaccine booster pop-up clinic at the Largo Public Library on Friday, November 5 from 9am until 12:30pm.

The City of Largo is proud to declare the month of October Domestic Violence Prevention Month in accordance with the National Recognition. The City of Largo stands with victims, our law enforcement officers, social workers, professionals, educators, and other brave individuals who are focused on protecting families and communities from domestic violence.

Thanks to a partnership between the Largo Police Department and Walmart, a few lucky kids will go home with a new bicycle after the Largo Police Family Safety Day on Saturday, November 6, 2021, at the Largo Police Department located at 201 Highland Ave. in Largo.

The City of Largo continues to expand a commitment to sustainability through a new composting bin program. The program, which provides a free composting bin to Largo residents for their own home use, launched last October on World Food Day. Since the program launch, 555 Largo residents have requested a compost bin!

City Staff discovered the failure of a 72-inch storm pipe along West Bay Drive in Downtown Largo. Engineering responded to a report of a large hole next to the roadway near Ulmer Park. Coordinating with the Public Works Department, staff barricaded the area for immediate safety and worked with a contractor to stabilize the failure to avoid damage to the nearby roadway or sewer system. Staff is now working on the larger issue of failing pipes due to age.

In October 2018, the City began an over $50 million project to upgrade the treatment plant. To date, this project is 75 percent complete with a final completion date in Fall 2021.