City of Venice Information

The City of Venice provides a great deal of information for their residents online. Anything from park locations, events, closures, waste and recycling information, and much more. Below is a list of Links that we feel may be helpful:

City of Venice Home page – https://www.venicegov.com/home

Featured Events & Attractions - https://www.venicegov.com/things-to-do/activities

Venice Main Street Website - https://www.visitvenicefl.org

Stay up to date with the latest news in the City of Venice - https://www.venicegov.com/i-want-to/advanced-components/list-detail-pages/news-list

Contact the City of Venice (Department Directory): https://www.venicegov.com/government/contacts

City of Venice online Forms:  https://www.venicegov.com/government/police/forms

Sarasota County Information

Sarasota County anchors the middle of Florida’s western coast, approximately 60 miles south of Tampa Bay. It includes the cities of Sarasota, Venice and North Port, and the Town of Longboat Key. Below is a list of Links that we feel may be helpful:

Sarasota County Home page: https://www.scgov.net/home

County Calendar of Events: https://www.scgov.net/government/communications/calendar-of-events

Contact the County and Subscribe to the County email Notifications:https://www.scgov.net/government/connect-with-us

If you have an additional property in the community, once approved and registered for your first property, log into the website, click on the Account Info dropdown, choose My Profile and scroll to the bottom to Register an Additional Property. Once this additional registration is approved, you will be able to toggle between properties on your My Profile page. 

Here is a Video on how to do this process: Click Here

If you still have trouble doing this, please send us a Message through the Message Center. Here is a Video on how to do this: Click Here

SARASOTA COUNTY ADVISORIES

Sarasota County Fire Department (5/30/17)—Reminds residents that PROPANE GRILLS, HIBACHIS, AND SIMILAR COOKING DEVICES cannot be used or stored on porches, balconies, breezeways, or lanais (other than one- and two-family dwellings). Use of such is a life-safety hazard and in violation of the National Fire Prevention Code. Failure to comply could result in non-compliance fees.