Pinellas County deputies arrested Jordan Hidalgo on a warrant issued by Pinellas County Consumer Protection Services. He now faces two felony charges.
BELLEAIR, Fla. — A former pool contractor is facing fraud charges.
Last week, Pinellas County deputies arrested Jordan Hidalgo on a warrant issued by Pinellas County Consumer Protection Services.
According to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, Hidalgo had already given up his license to build pools. Hidalgo owned or partially-owned several companies based in Pinellas including: 30 Day Pools, Modern Pools, Pinellas Construction Services and Pools by Jordan.
We’re told Pinellas County Consumer Protection is involved in an active criminal investigation and won’t be able to give us any further details on the charges.
According to Pinellas County Court records, Hidalgo is scheduled to be arraigned on Sept. 16 on the two felony charges.
Editor’s Note: In a document dated October 10, 2025, Jordan Hidalgo entered a no contest plea for the two counts of moneys received by contractor, agreed to pay $15,792.50 in restitution and serve two years of probation according to Pinellas County court records. Judge Keith Meyer issued an order withholding adjudication for the 24 months of probation. The judge also ordered him to pay one of the victims $17,099.