📍 FLORIDA
Pinellas County Clerk of Court - Tyrone Branch
County Clerk · St. Petersburg
The Pinellas County Clerk of Court's Tyrone Branch at 1800 66th Street North anchors passport services on the western side of St.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Monday–Friday | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (walk-ins welcome; call to confirm) |
|---|---|
| Saturday–Sunday | Closed |
📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
The Pinellas County Clerk of Court's Tyrone Branch at 1800 66th Street North anchors passport services on the western side of St. Petersburg, near the Tyrone Square area. This branch caters to applicants in Pinellas Park-adjacent neighborhoods and the midtown west corridor, offering a viable alternative to the downtown branch for those who prefer to avoid the I-275 corridor during peak hours.
Like its downtown counterpart, the Tyrone Branch accepts passport applications on a walk-in basis — no appointment is required, though calling ahead to (727) 464-4876 is recommended to confirm current hours and to check for any temporary closures or service adjustments. Trained clerk staff process DS-11 applications, verify citizenship documents, and witness signatures for all applicants, including children applying for their first passport.
The Tyrone neighborhood itself is a well-established commercial hub, meaning applicants can combine a passport visit with errands at nearby stores or grab a passport photo at a local pharmacy before heading in. Both the Tyrone and downtown branches fall under the same Pinellas County Clerk umbrella, so staff procedures and fees are consistent across locations.
💡 Good to know
The Tyrone Branch is especially useful for applicants in the western and central portions of Pinellas County who would otherwise face a longer drive to the downtown St. Petersburg location. Hours have historically matched the downtown branch, but the Clerk's office occasionally adjusts branch schedules — always call (727) 464-4876 before visiting. See all acceptance facilities in the city on our St. Petersburg passport offices page, or explore the full statewide network through our Florida passport guide.