Community Redevelopment Areas

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Investing In Community 

The St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Agency has established three community redevelopment areas (CRAs), adopted redevelopment plans, and approved redevelopment trust funds. South St. Petersburg, Intown, and Intown West have all been designated as CRAs.

CRA Map

South St. Petersburg

The South St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) was established to promote reinvestment in housing and neighborhoods, commercial corridors, business development, and education and workforce development within the South St. Petersburg CRA. The 4,777-acre CRA is the largest in St. Petersburg and one of the largest in Florida. The CRA encompasses Greater Childs Park, more than twenty neighborhood and business associations, and two Florida Main Street Districts.

Grants and Loans for South St. Pete

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Grants & Loans for South St. Pete

South St. Petersburg CRA Mobility Study

The South St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) Mobility Study is a partnership between the City of St. Petersburg and Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) with support from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) to evaluate options to enhance the multimodal transportation system and increase access to opportunities for South St. Petersburg CRA residents. 


Details

Intown Redevelopment Area

The City’s second largest CRA measures nearly 643 acres (both land and water) and encompasses Downtown from the Renaissance Vinoy Hotel in the northeast to Tropicana Field in the southwest. It also includes the University Park neighborhood, the City’s waterfront park system, and the commercial core of Downtown along Central Avenue.

Intown West Redevelopment Area

This 193-acre CRA lies north and west of Tropicana Field and is bounded by I-175, I-275, Burlington Avenue North, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street.

 

Reporting Information

FY 2022 Annual Reports and Financial Information

FY 2022 Reports

Additional Information

Audits and Annual Financial Reports for past Fiscal Years can be found on the City’s Budget and Finance webpage.

Click here for access to the Florida Department of Financial Services – Local Government Financial Reporting Page State Website.

Millage Rates

FY 2022 Millage Rates

City of St. Petersburg 6.6550
Pinellas County 5.2092

Contact Information

The contact information below is for all three Community Redevelopment Areas (South St. Petersburg; Intown; and Intown West.)

Registered Agent: Brian Caper, Economic & Workforce Development Director
City of St. Petersburg
Economic and Workforce Development Department
One 4th St. N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
727-893-7100
brian.caper@stpete.org

Governing Body: St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Agency*
St. Petersburg City Hall
175 5th St. N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33701
727-893-7117
council@stpete.org

*Staggered Four-year Term Lengths: St. Petersburg City Council is solely delegated the authority to serve as the Agency by the Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to Sec. 163.357 and Sec. 163.410, FS.

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