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Safety harbor
Commission to discuss hiring manager again
The Safety Harbor City Commission is scheduled to vote Monday on a three-year employment agreement with former city manager Matt Spoor that would return him to the manager post at an annual salary of $122,763. Spoor resigned in early January for a job with St. Petersburg but has asked for his old job back with the same contract provisions. The commission also will consider amending a city ordinance to allow a single mobile food vendor to set up on the property of any business that sells beer and wine but doesn't have a food-preparation kitchen. After 10 p.m., the vendor could operate for up to five hours to provide food to a bar's customers after most restaurants have closed. In addition, commissioners will discuss a revised master plan for Mullet Creek Nature Park and will receive an update on stormwater drainage. The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in City Hall, 750 Main St.
Countywide
EMS meeting open to public
The EMS fire transport committee will meet at 9:30 a.m. Monday in Room 1-455, St. Petersburg College EpiCenter, 13805 58th St. N, Largo. The committee was formed by state Sen. Jack Latvala to find experts to analyze proposed changes in the Pinellas emergency medical services system. The public is welcome.
EMS council seeks to fill spot
Pinellas County is seeking applicants for an opening on the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Council, which advises the County Commission on EMS system matters. The opening is for someone to represent the interests of EMS consumers. Applicants must provide a biography, resume or cover letter. The slate will be presented to the council at its March 29 meeting. The candidate selected must be approved by the County Commission. For information or to apply, contact Craig Hare, EMS division manager, at (727) 582-2041 no later than March 27.
Clearwater
Countryside library targets Saturdays
The Countryside Library, 2741 S.R. 580 at Countryside Boulevard, is launching a new family-oriented activity series that will be held the second Saturday of each month at 2 p.m. All events are free. Here's the lineup through this summer.
March 10: Golf for the Entire Family. Staff of the Chi Chi Rodriguez Golf Club shows that golf can be a family affair.
April 14: Bare Bones Science: Larry McClellan presents science projects that can be duplicated at home.
May 12: Pigeons Rock! Goody the pigeon reveals the quirky and diverse world of his feathered brethren.
June 9: Hula Hoops. Twist your hips to have fun and get fit.
July 14: Magic! Witness popular magician Cesar Domico's sleight of hand.
For more information, call (727) 562-4970 or visit myclearwater.com/cpl.
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