City of Dunedin in the news

The 33rd Annual Downtown Dunedin Craft Festival, featuring hundreds of artists and makers, will close Main Street on October 10-11 for a free, two-day event.

The article describes six small towns near Tampa, Florida—Anna Maria, Brooksville, Dunedin, Gulfport, Safety Harbor, and Tarpon Springs—each offering unique attractions, from historic sites and natural beauty to vibrant downtowns and cultural experiences.

Dunedin is preparing for the second phase of improvements at the Gladys E. Douglas Preserve, but future upgrades and maintenance are uncertain due to an upcoming property tax amendment vote.

Dunedin city commissioners approved rezoning for a new parking garage and ground-floor retail development to revitalize the downtown core and boost local commerce.

The City of Dunedin is hosting a property tax town hall with a panel discussion on September 15.

Dunedin commissioners banned motorized watercraft launches from a section of the Causeway shoreline due to safety, environmental, and traffic concerns.

Dunedin bans motorized watercraft launches from its Causeway due to safety concerns, environmental recovery during an accidental closure, and lack of adequate infrastructure.

Dunedin implemented a permanent ban on motorized watercraft launching and landing on the south side of the Dunedin Causeway, citing safety and environmental benefits, while facing opposition from jet ski enthusiasts.

Dunedin is a Florida Gulf Coast town known for its Scottish heritage, walkable downtown, numerous breweries, and access to Honeymoon Island State Park.

The Dunedin City Commission has unanimously banned jet ski launches from the Causeway.

Dunedin, Florida, has banned personal watercraft from the entire Dunedin Causeway due to safety and environmental concerns, supported by county officials and various community groups.

The Dunedin City Commission unanimously voted to ban motorized watercraft launches on the south side of the Dunedin Causeway due to safety concerns and environmental protection.

Dunedin officials are considering banning motorized watercraft launches from the Causeway's south side to protect the environment and enhance safety.

Dunedin has unveiled new art panels on its wastewater plant wall, creating an outdoor gallery celebrating diversity and local history.

A $300,000 donation moved the Dunedin Boat Club closer to rebuilding its hurricane-damaged clubhouse, aiming for a $1 million fundraising goal.

Dunedin businesses are proposing an open-container entertainment district and the revival of 'Second Friday' events to boost local commerce, though some residents have concerns.

Dunedin approved a zoning change for the Douglas Parking Center, allowing retail space and kicking off a multi-phase downtown development including a parking garage and Main Street Exchange.

David and Nancy Bilheimer contributed $300,000 to the Dunedin Boat Club and Sailing Center's rebuilding project, bringing the fundraising total to two-thirds of its $1 million goal.

Dunedin city commissioners postponed a parking garage financing decision until after the November election, influenced by potential property tax changes and a commissioner's opposition to the project.

Dunedin is creating a contingency budget to mitigate a potential multi-million dollar revenue loss from a November property tax cut amendment, with plans to cut spending and potentially impact personnel.