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St. Pete Beach, Pinellas County, Florida. Its own tide, water, and roads come first, and every reading is dated and linked back to whoever published it.
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St. Pete Beach reads: NOAA tides, station 8726494 (Long Key, Corey Causeway) · NWS marine forecast, Coastal waters from Englewood to Tarpon Springs FL out 20 NM (GMZ853) · the Florida Highway Patrol’s live crash report, SR 699, and FDOT’s highway cameras · FDACS shellfish harvest areas · FWC fishing rules · AirNow, St. Petersburg monitor · Florida Forest Service burn bans · Florida Healthy Beaches · NWS coastal flood gauge SAPF1 · NWS surf zone forecast, FLZ050 · USGS earthquakes · NTWC tsunami messages.
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Public-safety and marine radio from this stretch of coast that somebody is streaming online.
Broadcastify’s county pages list no feed for the Tampa or Bradenton police.
Run by volunteers, not by any agency. They play an ad first, run a minute or so behind the radio, and can go quiet without notice; Broadcastify’s page for each one shows whether it is on. Not a way to get help: call 911.
Every county page checked October 4, 2026: Broadcastify for Pinellas, Hillsborough and Manatee County.