MSC Closed; Online/Phone Services Available

Effective Monday, March 30, in-person City services are suspended at the Municipal Services Center and Sanitation Administrative Building. Impacted services include:

Construction Services and Permitting Division
Billing & Collection
Parking Citation Payment Office
Codes Compliance Assistance
Public Access to Sanitation Administrative Building

Online/phone services are available to serve your needs. Visit stpete.org/emergency for the full list of impacted services and more information.

COVID-19 Updates

The City of St. Petersburg launched a webpage dedicated to helping residents access local COVID-19 updates. For more information, visit stpete.org/emergency.

The Gift That Keeps on Giving

The new Utility Bill Round-Up allows you to round up your City of St. Petersburg utility bill to the nearest dollar and donate the difference to St. Pete families in need. That comes out to only $0.99 or less per month and less than $12 per year!

You can also opt in for one-time or recurring automatic donations of any amount through the Utility Assistance Program.

Every penny makes a difference. Learn more and sign up to donate at stpete.org/utilityassistance.

Recycling Collection Temporary Suspension

City of St. Petersburg citywide recycling collection will be temporarily suspended starting Tuesday, March 24.

The suspension of service is due to a mechanical issue at the vendor's recycling facility that processes citywide recycling. The suspension of service is unrelated to COVID-19.

Residents can still drop off recyclables at City Brush Sites and other recycling drop off sites across the city. Visit stpete.org/brushsites for locations and more information.

Collection service will be resumed as soon as possible. The City of St. Petersburg apologizes for the inconvenience and appreciates your patience.

Questions, call the Sanitation Department at 727-893-7398.

Complete Your 2020 Census

The census is back! Every 10 years, the federal government uses the census to count every resident in the U.S. This data dictates everything from seats in U.S. Congress to billions of dollars in federal funding for local programs for the next 10 years.

Complete the census to make sure St. Pete is counted!

Find more information at P i nellasCensus.or g.