“St. Petersburg is leading the way in Florida by implementing strategies for a sustainable future. St. Petersburg is the first and only city in the state to receive the Green Building Coalition’s Green City designation, and has been recognized for energy conservation, recycling, water conservation, fuel efficiency, landscaping and preservation of open spaces, and other environmental programs.”
St. Petersburg was designated as the first - and only - city in the state to become a “Green City” by the Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC). St. Petersburg was awarded the distinction for its renowned environmental initiatives, some of which include: one of the country’s largest reclaimed water systems; recycling program and a successful yard waste-to-mulch program; preservation of environmentally sensitive land and habitat restorations; an extensive parks system; more than 50 miles of bicycle trails; water conservation education; programs to protect surface waters; tree planting programs; environmental education at such places as the Green Thumb Festival, Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, Sunken Gardens and Weedon Island; and more.
Learn more about St. Petersburg’s Green City initiatives by clicking the Initiatives links on your left, or watch any number of Green City video programs on the right.
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View the new executive order (No. 08-01) by Mayor Rick Baker 
