Scott Osarczuk, a retired law enforcement officer with 23 years of experience in Tarpon Springs, has joined the New Port Richey Police Department. Osarczuk was […]
Category: Politics, & Government
News Bites from The Pasco Herald, 2025-02-02, Episode 4
Growth and Development: Pasco County continues to experience significant growth, driving the need for new infrastructure and services. This is evident in the groundbreaking of […]
New Tax Collector’s Office Breaks Ground In Land O’ Lakes
Tax Collector Mike Fasano, along with elected officials, business leaders, and community members, broke ground on a new full-service tax collector’s office in Pasco County. […]
New Port Richey’s Garbage Collection Billing Plan Faces Controversy
New Port Richey’s agreement with J.D. Parker to be the sole hauler of residential and commercial waste has resulted in a billing issue, with nearly […]
News Bites from The Pasco Herald, 2025-01-26, Episode 3
Hurricane Aftermath and Ongoing Recovery: Persistent Flooding: Despite the initial hurricane impact, many Pasco County residents are still grappling with severe flooding. This is affecting […]
Dade City Struggles With Road Repairs After Hurricane Milton
Residents in Dade City, Florida are frustrated with ongoing road repairs caused by flooding from Hurricane Milton. Public Works is working to fix six roads […]
Immigration Agents At Schools: Tampa Bay Schools Respond
Federal immigration agents were reported to have visited Clearwater High School, Dunedin High School, and King High School in Tampa. School districts and officials denied […]
Proposed $516M Overpass To Alleviate Traffic Congestion In Land O’ Lakes
The Florida Department of Transportation plans to construct an overpass at State Road 54 and U.S. 41 in Land O’ Lakes, Florida, aiming to alleviate […]
FEMA Approves Additional Funding For Hurricane Recovery In Pasco County
FEMA has approved an additional $5.1 million to reimburse Pasco County for emergency work after Hurricanes Milton, Helene, and Debby. The funding includes $26.42 million […]
Port Richey City Council Proposes Salary Increase For Members
The Port Richey City Council is considering increasing their annual stipend, currently set at $4,320, to $7,500 for council members and $9,600 for the mayor. […]