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Join Pasco’s Jobs & Economic Opportunities Committee ~~Seat open
Join Pasco’s Jobs & Economic Opportunities Committee~~Seat open to Pasco County residents and professionals~~ PASCO COUNTY, FL ---- If you’d like to help grow Pasco County’s economy, we have the perfect opportunity for you! The Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee (JEOC) – which oversees the use of the Jobs and Economic Opportunities Trust Fund (JEOTF) portion of Penny for Pasco – is looking for a new volunteer to fill one open seat. Responsibilities of JEOC members include ensuring Penny for
Crews Begin Paving Work on Regency Park Blvd. ~~Work begins December 15, 2025~~
Crews Begin Paving Work on Regency Park Blvd.~~Work begins December 15, 2025~~ PASCO COUNTY, FL ---- A heads-up for drivers who use Regency Park Boulevard in Pasco County – crews will be repaving the road from Embassy Boulevard to U.S. 19 beginning December 15, 2025. Crews will resurface the existing roadway and add new pavement markings to improve driving conditions. The project will affect traffic in both directions on Regency Park Boulevard. Project Details: Work hours are Monday through
Pasco Hosts Community Planning Workshop in Jessamine Area
Pasco Hosts Community Planning Workshop in Jessamine Area~~Your involvement can help shape the future of rural Pasco~~ DADE CITY, FL ---- Pasco County is growing, and we want to grow together. If you live or work near the Jessamine area, around I-75 and Blanton Road, Pasco’s Planning, Development and Economic Growth team invites you to join us for a hands‑on community planning workshop. This is your chance to help guide that growth while keeping the community’s unique character alive.
Pasco County Urges Water Conservation
Pasco County Urges Water Conservation~~Lack of rainfall leads to water shortage order~~ PASCO COUNTY, FL ---- Pasco County is urging everyone to conserve water and follow watering guidelines to protect our water resources as our dry conditions continue. The Southwest Florida Water Management District has declared a Phase 1 Moderate Water Shortage through July 1, 2026. “Saving as little as a gallon of water a day can make a difference, but reducing outdoor water use is one of the easiest and quickest
