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Privacy Policy

This policy explains the limited data Pinellas County Residents Directory may process and the choices available to visitors. No account is required, and this private reference does not host Pinellas County or Florida public records.

Data You Choose to Submit

Names, telephone numbers, and addresses placed in sponsored search forms go directly to the third-party provider, not into this site's stored search history. A message sent to us is used to answer that message.


Technical Data Collected Automatically

Standard hosting logs can record an IP address, browser type, requested pages, and time of access. Aggregate review helps diagnose faults and measure which resources are used. Basic analytics and advertising measurement may rely on cookies or comparable technology.


How Information Is Used

We use technical information to operate the site, fix errors, understand traffic, and improve pages. We do not build individual visitor profiles or sell lists of visitors.


Privacy on Linked Sites

Links lead to Pinellas County and Florida records portals, libraries, archives, and outside search services. Information entered after leaving this site is controlled by the destination's privacy policy. Sponsored results likewise come from an independent provider.


When Data Is Shared

Hosting and support vendors may process server logs on our behalf. Analytics or advertising providers can receive the automatic data described above. Other disclosure occurs only when valid legal process requires it.


Protecting the Data We Keep

An encrypted connection protects data in transit, and logs are retained only as long as needed for the purposes stated above. Visitors create no account here, so this site stores no visitor password or account profile.


Visitors Under 18

This resource is intended for adults, not children. We do not knowingly collect a minor's personal information. Contact us if someone under 18 submitted information so it can be deleted.


Your Privacy Choices

Depending on the law that applies, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, copy, or restrict certain personal data. Florida's Digital Bill of Rights, Fla. Stat. ยงยง 501.701-.722, covers qualifying large technology controllers and is enforced by the Department of Legal Affairs; it does not create a universal right to erase public records. A request to this site will usually concern a message or server log because little data is retained. Use the Contact page. Florida, county, and municipal custodians control their own records.


Policy Changes

Updates to this policy take effect when posted here. Continued use after publication signals acceptance of the revised policy.