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How do I contact the Pinellas County access portal?

If you have questions or require assistance with the Pinellas County Access Portal, please send us an email or call us at (727) 464-3888 and press 4. It is strongly recommended that contractors create a Pinellas County Access Portal account to monitor their applications, pay fees, and schedule inspections.

Are express permits available online in Pinellas County?

Only the following Express permits are available online in the Pinellas County Access Portal. Each item listed may represent multiple permit types. If the permit type is not on this list, a paper application must be submitted to our office.

What do I need to apply for a permit in Pinellas County?

A current state-issued photo ID, such as a drivers's license or a State identification card, must be uploaded in order for Pinellas County Building Services to grant permissions, a process that may take up to 24 hours. Private provider permits must be mailed in or applied for in person at the Building Department.

How do I apply for landscape and fertilizer decals in Pinellas County?

Landscape and fertilizer decal applications are now being processed through the Pinellas County Access Portal. If you need assistance with using the portal, please email watershed@pinellascounty.org or call (727) 464-4425. Note: Mangrove permitting is not available through the Pinellas County Access Portal at this time.

What is the Patient Portal in Pinellas County?

The Patient Portal allows users to sign up for vaccines in Pinellas County as well as COVID-19 testing in other counties. Make sure you’ve signed up for a vaccine appointment.

How to register for a CDR appointment?

Residents 16 and older can register for a vaccine appointment on the CDR Health Patient Portal, PatientPortalFL.com, or by phone at (844) 770-8548.

How to contact Pinellas Seniors?

The Area Agency on Aging helps Pinellas seniors find free or low cost local transportation via their Helpline at 1-800-963-5337.

When will Pinellas start offering shots?

Starting May 17, DOH-Pinellas will begin offering vaccines by appointment at St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Mid-County centers. Appointments available at St. Petersburg and Clearwater on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; Mid-County appointments will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

What is the number to call for homebound veterans in Florida?

Call 813-932-6266. Homebound Veterans. Gov. Ron DeSantis has directed the Florida Department of Health and the Florida Division of Emergency Management to coordinate with the Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs to identify veterans of World War II and the Korean War who are unable to travel to receive a vaccine.

Can you get a Florida shot card if you received it at a pharmacy?

If you received your vaccination at a pharmacy or private health care provider, they should be able to look up your records and make a new card. The Florida Department of Health or your personal physician can also pull your record from the Florida Shots database.

Who is the governor of Florida?

Gov. Ron DeSantis has directed the Florida Department of Health and the Florida Division of Emergency Management to coordinate with the Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs to identify veterans of World War II and the Korean War who are unable to travel to receive a vaccine.

Is Pfizer available at pediatricians?

The CDC has now approved a lower dose Pfizer vaccine for children ages 5-11. The vaccine is currently being made available at pediatricians’ offices and at local pharmacies. Check for availability. Additional distribution sites are expected soon and will be noted on this website. For more information, see the CDC’s recommendation.