
Largo Vice Mayor Jamie Robinson Appointed to State Advocacy Committee
The Florida League of Cities, the united voice for Florida’s municipal governments, announced that Largo’s Vice Mayor Jamie Robinson was recently appointed to serve on the League’s 2020-2021 Advocacy Committee. Members of this committee are appointed annually by the League’s president. Florida League of Cities President Tony Ortiz, commissioner for the City of Orlando, made the appointments for this term.
Looking to Purchase a Home or Repair Your Home?
Largo's Sold on Largo Program is accepting applications to help first-time homebuyers purchase their first home in Largo. The City's is also accepting applications for its Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program to help income-eligible homeowners make safety and energy efficiency improvements to their home.
Online City Services Survey
The City of Largo GIS Team is looking for community input regarding available online information. Largo residents and businesses are invited to share feedback to help City staff better understand what types of online applications and mapping services best serve the public. Once feedback is received and reviewed, the GIS Team will continue to publish additional public applications to decrease the information gap between city staff and the public.

Community Input Needed for New City Hall
The City of Largo has begun efforts toward the development of a new City Hall. Community members including residents, businesses, and community groups will be invited to share their priorities for specific design features and public use elements of this new and improved City Hall.
Seminole Blvd Sewer Improvements
The Seminole Boulevard / 8th Ave SW Sanitary Sewer Pipe Replacement Project will eliminate persistent sanitary sewer overflows along 1st Street SW and correct a number of aging infrastructure deficiencies along this one mile route. Read on for project updates, detours and more information.
Largo Goes Resilient with 2021 Sustainability Series
The City of Largo is kicking off the new year with its monthly Sustainability Series Workshop. Hosted virtually and live on the City of Largo Facebook page (fb.com/CityofLargo) on select Saturday mornings throughout the year, participants can learn how Largo is going resilient, exploring ways that we can become more resilient, from the individual level to our shared community.
Celebrating a Unique 2020
Largo continues commitment to Sustainability, Public Health and Safety, and Community Pride
Largo Downtown Plaza
The Downtown Plaza project is located on the southwest corner of the West Bay Drive and Seminole Boulevard. This public space is a passive park at the eastern gateway to Downtown Largo and features vertical landscaped monuments welcoming both drivers and pedestrians.