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Manatee County residents can now find the information that’s most important to them with one click using a collection of new online applications on the County’s website.

Manatee County has integrated several new potentially lifesaving advancements to its 9-1-1 services to improve emergency response efforts.

Manatee County is now accepting applications for an opening on the Construction Trades Board for a State Certified or Locally Licensed Contractor (Seat #4).

Farm City Week, the annual celebration of partnerships between rural and urban communities, is underway in Manatee County.

Entrepreneurs, start-ups and established business owners can access up to 20 local business resources from financial, marketing, workforce recruiting/training and small business development industries at Manatee County’s fourth annual Small Business Expo next Thursday, Nov. 15.

Manatee County Animal Services (MCAS) will be open 7 days a week starting on November 1. No one wants to spend the holidays alone, including our homeless pets who are looking for a second chance at a forever home. Through no fault of their own, they have been rescued by MCAS and now await a warm bed to cuddle up in and have a loving family to call their own.

Two statewide transit associations have awarded Manatee County Area Transit two group awards and individual awards to Commissioner Carol Whitmore and Manatee County Fleet employee Mike Ruth.

Manatee County Government and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced that an SBA Business Recovery Center today moves to the City of Bradenton Beach's Tingley Memorial Library to help business owners affected by September red tide bloom.

Manatee and Sarasota drivers now have two new resources to check before heading onto the road for commutes each day.

Manatee County will expand its response to local red tide impacts by contracting with a vendor to remove red tide fish kills from smaller canals and waterways where fish have begun to foul local waters.