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Downtown Safety Harbor residents and business owners spar over live music

Safety Harbor seeking new city manager

Keep it down downtown? Downtown Safety Harbor residents and business owners spar over live music

Oldsmar, Safety Harbor welcome new commissioners

Mattie Williams Center breaks ground on expansion project

Safety Harbor looks to future of its sidewalks, bike paths

SAFETY HARBOR — Safety Harbor residents and visitors can look forward to improvements in the city’s sidewalks and bicycle paths over the next several years.

Sheriffs ranch holds breakfast fundraiser

SAFETY HARBOR — More than 250 people, including state and local lawmakers, business owners, and supporters of bay area nonprofit organizations, gathered outside the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch facility in

Personnel, parts problems forcing Safety Harbor to test out new trash schedule

SAFETY HARBOR — Safety Harbor residents may soon see changes to the garbage pickup schedule in their neighborhoods. A staffing shortage and long waits for vehicle parts have created a

Safety Harbor backs away from golf cart regulation

Safety Harbor pro-preservation candidates prevail in two of three races

Safety Harbor pro-preservation candidates prevail in two of three races Incumbent city commissioners Nancy Besore and Cliff Merz held off challengers.     Candidates Nancy Besore, left, Cliff Merz, center, and Andy Steingold, right, prevailed in Tuesday's Safety Harbor City Commission elections. [ City of Safety Harbor | Andy Steingold ] Updated Mar. 10 SAFETY HARBOR — The city’s pro-preservation camp largely won out in Tuesday’s City Commission races. In the contentious race for commission seat 3, Andy Steingold soundly defeated opponent Scott Long with 58 percent of the vote. Incumbent Safety Harbor City Commissioner Nancy Besore secured 44 percent of the vote to keep her spot in the three-way race for seat 1. Both Besore and Steingold had support from a contingent of the coastal city that prioritizes its small-town charm over modern-day development.