An opportunity for cities to accelerate their efforts to tackle climate change and promote a sustainable future for their residents.

An initiative and master plan that improves the way residents and visitors move around St. Pete.

The City is currently conducting a Disparity Study.

A partnership between a local entrepreneur and the city to recruit talent, targeted companies and investors to St. Pete.

Through collaborative community effort, Healthy St. Pete works to improve health outcomes, reduce health inequities, and implement policies and programs that give everyone the opportunity to enjoy optimal health.

St. Pete adopted the President Obama's My Brother's Keeper initiative and expanded the program to include young girls—My Brother’s and Sister’s Keeper. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has been traumatic in so many ways. Join St. Pete's 'race to safe' - get updates and learn about resources for residents, business and visitors.

Programs, resources and funding specific to the South St. Pete CRA.

This initiative puts the City of St. Petersburg’s pet-friendly proclamation into action, making St. Pete a place where pets are happy, healthy and welcome.

The City of St. Petersburg has developed a comprehensive 10-year plan to address housing affordability across communities by expanding existing programs and introducing new solutions.

Mayor Rick Kriseman and Deputy Mayor and City Administrator Dr. Kanika Tomalin will be making their rounds throughout St. Pete at key events where they will be showcasing advancements and reflecting on the progress made as the Kriseman Administration's second and final term draws to a close.

StPete2050 will help inform future decisions and guide plans, programs, and services throughout the city and in support of its sustainable, resilient, and equitable growth over the next 30 years.

Learn more about St. Pete's biggest new development project.

The Utility Assistance Program allows utility customers to make monthly donations through their utility bill to help others who are experiencing financial hardships with their utility costs.