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Week of January 8 - January 14 |
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EyeOnWater App: Take Control of Your Water Bill
The City of Dunedin’s EyeOnWater app helps you track usage, detect leaks and save money, all in real time. Watch our video to learn how to access the app and start making every drop count.
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Dry Season Reclaimed Water Surcharge Begins February 1
The City of Dunedin’s reclaimed water surcharge will go into effect February 1 and run through June 30. Reclaimed water customers will be charged an additional $2.00 for every 1,000 gallons over the assigned amount for their property size during the dry season.
Annual inspections are also underway for reclaimed water customers. The City’s Water Division staff tests each reclaimed water irrigation system and drinking water plumbing to ensure they remain separate and that no cross-connection has occurred. Customers can expect their yearly Reclaimed Water Report Card to be delivered at the time of their inspection. You can also request to receive the information earlier by calling the Water Division at 727-298-3100.
Reclaimed water customers can click Learn More for additional information.
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Holiday Cleanup: How to Properly Dispose of Live Christmas Trees
Residents who need to dispose of a live Christmas tree may do so by placing it curbside for collection before 7 a.m. in the same location where trash, recycling and yard waste are normally collected.
Trees should not be placed inside rolling carts or leaned against electrical poles, water meters or other utility equipment. Instead, place trees neatly at the curb after removing all decorations, including lights, ornaments, garland, tree stands and plastic tree disposal bags. Christmas tree accessories should not be placed in recycling bins.
Residents of apartments and condominiums should check with their property managers for proper disposal instructions
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City Invites Volunteers to Join the BRC
The City of Dunedin is seeking volunteers to serve on the Business, Resident, City (BRC) Council, which provides an open forum for discussion among stakeholders and promotes the sharing of accurate information.
The BRC was created through the Downtown Task Force to strengthen communication between businesses, residents and the city. It includes nine members: four business representatives, four resident representatives and the city manager. Each term lasts one year.
Click Learn More to apply to serve on the BRC.
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Nominate a Dunedin Environmental Hero
The City of Dunedin’s Committee on Environmental Quality & Sustainability is seeking nominations for the annual Environmental Hero recognition, which honors individuals, businesses and organizations that demonstrate leadership in sustainability and environmental stewardship.
Residents are encouraged to nominate someone who is a champion of the environment. Whether a teacher, student, neighbor, business, nonprofit or community group, the city wants to recognize their impact.
Nominations open Monday, January 12, and close Sunday, February 15. Winners will be recognized by the City Commission in April as part of Earth Month.
Click Learn More to access the nomination link, which will be active beginning January 12.
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Understanding Your Property Taxes: Investing in Dunedin's Quality of Life
Property taxes can feel complicated, but they are one of the most important ways our community invests in the services that make Dunedin safe, vibrant and welcoming. Here’s a breakdown of how your property taxes work in the latest Dunedin Insights.
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Mark Your Calendar for Shredfest 2026
Residents of Pinellas County are invited to participate in Shredfest 2026 on Saturday, January 24. This free document shredding event is intended to help households safely dispose of sensitive paper materials. Residents may bring up to five boxes of paper per vehicle for on-site shredding.
The event, presented by the City of Dunedin and Achieva Credit Union, is for Pinellas County residents only. Commercial or business shredding is not permitted.
Click Learn More for additional information.
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Safe Boating Courses Offered at Dunedin Marina
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 11-10 is offering monthly safe boating courses at the Dunedin Marina Harbormaster’s Building to help educate boaters of all ages on safe and responsible boating.
The Boat America Safe Boating Course covers essential boating safety skills and Florida boating laws. Upon completion, participants receive a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Safe Boating ID card.
Courses will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, with attendance required both days. Upcoming course dates include:
• January 10–11
• February 7–8
• March 14–15
• April 11–12
Additional dates are available later in the year. Course fees are $50 per person, with a discounted rate for additional family members. To register, please email publiceducation1110@gmail.com.
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Historic Preservation Advisory Committee
Thursday, January 8 at 4 p.m.
City Commission Regular Meeting
Thursday, January 8 at 6 p.m.
Dunedin Causeway & Coastal Waterways Committee
Tuesday, January 13 at 8 a.m.
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Stormwater Advisory Committee
Tuesday, January 13 at 5:30 p.m.
Local Planning Agency
Wednesday, January 14 at 6 p.m.
Public Safety Committee
Thursday, January 15 at 10 a.m.
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*Please note meetings are subject to change.
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