St. Pete Beach Newsletter - 1/21/2021
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St. Pete Beach Community Update
January 26th, 2021 - Join us at 4:00pm for a special commission meeting & 6:00pm for the City Commission Meeting.
TO PARTICIPATE: Join us at the commission chambers at 4pm or 6pm, or email audience comments to cityclerk@stpetebeach.org prior to 5:45pm day of the meeting.
Find the agenda for the 4:00pm special meeting HERE, and find the packet HERE.
Find the agenda for the 6:00pm meeting HERE, and find the packet HERE.
VIEW: Facebook Live or on http://www.stpetebeach.org/watch-meetings.html
Have You Seen Coyotes?
City of St. Pete Beach Events
Wondering what is happening in St. Pete Beach? Add this website to your favorites and stay in the know!
Spring Concert Series is Back!
We're excited to announce our NEW Spring Concert Series! Tickets are limited, for more information or to purchase tickets please visit the website by clicking HERE.
Construction and Beach Projects
Due to an equipment malfunction at a County reclaimed water booster station, customers in St Pete Beach and Tierra Verde areas may experience low pressure in the reclaimed water distribution system over the next few months. Pinellas County Utilities’ staff is working to place equipment back online as soon as possible as well as make system adjustments to deliver the best possible pressure during this time. We appreciate your patience and cooperation. Should you have any questions, please contact customer service at (727) 464-4000.
Sanitary Sewer Force Main Installation - Week of January 11, 2021. The City of St Pete Beach began construction of the new sanitary sewer force main on Boca Ciega Drive during the week of January 11, 2021. This portion of the work is expected to take a few weeks to complete. During this time traffic detours may be in place, which may result in delays and some inconvenience from time to time. Please exercise caution and patience.
There are additional updates included in Mayor Johnson's Video update below.
2021 Parking Passes for Residents of St. Pete Beach
The 2021 parking passes are now available.
Passes can be pre-ordered through the online application located at www.stpetebeach.org
Please note: 2021 parking passes will be given a grace period through January.
St. Pete Beach Public Library News
How to Make History
A collaborative effort between the St. Pete Beach Public Library, the University of South Florida and the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum to digitize local history was undertaken by Dr. Catherine Wilkins through the USF Honors College’s course How to Make History for the Spring Semester in 2018. Subsequent semesters have added to the body of work, some of which can be seen here: A history of animal-based tourist attractions: https://sites.google.com/honors.usf.edu/gulfbeachestoday/animal-attractions Learning can be fun!
Come check outone of our Take & Make Kits: four different bins contain all that’s needed for activities on the themes of Art, Engineering, Coding, or Upcycling. Geared toward grades 3-5, they offer an engaging, hands-on way to learn at home.
January 13th, 2021 Video Update from Mayor Al Johnson
Please let us know if we can be of any further assistance.
Sarah Laracuente
Public Information Officer
City of St. Pete Beach
slaracuente@stpetebeach.org
727.324.7461
All government correspondence is subject to the public records law.
Our mailing address is:
155 Corey Avenue St. Pete Beach, FL 33706