Stormwater, Pavement and Traffic Operations
The Stormwater, Pavement and Traffic Operations Department maintains the city's drainage, sidewalks, roadways and traffic signal systems. The department also performs street sweeping, maintains pavement markings and provides regulatory and advisory roadway signage.
Fertilizer Ban 6/1-9/30
Increased rainfall in the summer months can cause nutrients from fertilizer to reach water bodies and lead to environmental issues. To prevent this, the annual city-wide fertilizer ban runs June 1 through September 30.
StPeteStat
/StPeteStat: An interactive tool displaying performance measures and Stormwater, Pavement and Traffic Operations data.
PAVEMENT & TRAFFIC OPS STAT PERFORMANCE
Stormwater
Ordinance No. 920-G requires the City to collect and manage stormwater. Fees are charged to pay for this collection and to develop a future drainage system that will protect our environment and keep our streets from flooding during heavy rains. The fee you are charged is based on the amount of impervious surface at your property or the square footage that does not allow rain to be absorbed into the ground.
All single family properties are charged one flat fee. All other properties are charged a multiple of this rate. Every utility customer pays a monthly stormwater fee, regardless of whether or not other services on the property have been discontinued.
Information About the Stormwater Tiered Rate System
Roadwork Projects
Roadwork & Pavement Projects Map - View major pavement maintenance projects planned for the current City fiscal year and projects completed in past years.
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Report issues on the go with SeeClickFix. Request assistance with City services or report problems, such as potholes, graffiti, broken sidewalks, storm drain issues, traffic signal/sign problems, special pick-up of dumped items, codes violations, etc*. Send images, follow along with requests submitted by your neighbors, or save drafts to finish later when you're in a hurry.
When issues are received, the Mayor’s Action Center forwards them to the appropriate City department to handle the requests. Users will receive updates via the SeeClickFix app or by email where they may track the status of submitted issues. When the issue is resolved, the issue can be closed. Separate issues should be submitted as separate SeeClickFix reports.
*Note* Please make sure that the address you are providing is the location of the issue being reported.
Don't have a smartphone? You can still help improve our city with the desktop version. Or call the Mayor's Action Center to report an issue at 727-893-7111.
*Law enforcement issues (illegal parking or other activities, noise ordinance violations, etc.) need to be reported directly to the St. Petersburg Police Department by calling 727-893-7780 (for non-emergencies) or 911 (for emergencies.)
