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The Gabber Newspaper Published September 25

St. Pete Beach Approves 2027 Budget Amid Wastewater Concerns

The City of St. Pete Beach approved its 2027 budget at the rollback tax rate as residents questioned planned wastewater rate increases.

The Gabber Newspaper Published September 25

St. Pete Beach Weighed 21 More Bella Vista Lift Stations

St. Pete Beach weighed a delayed Bella Vista lift station project and studied whether the neighborhood could need 21 more stations.

The Gabber Newspaper Published September 25

St. Pete Beach Commissioners Heard Range of Resident Concerns

On Sept. 21, St. Pete Beach commissioners heard concerns about sheriff’s enforcement, development density, city donations, and other issues.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 15

Federal case complicates St. Pete Beach sign crackdown

The issue reached the city’s special magistrate Monday.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 08

St. Pete Beach eyes tougher consequences in mothball case

Commissioner Jon Maldonado urged the city to take an active role.

St Pete Catalyst Published August 24

St. Pete Beach cites public beach rights in sign lawsuit

The city says its ordinance regulates the size, structure and location of signs rather than the message written on them.

Tampa Bay Beacons Published August 05

Sewer bills could jump 64% on St. Pete Beach

Creative Loafing Tampa Bay Published August 04

St. Pete Beach commissioners want more resident input before ruling out a property tax increase

St. Pete Beach Commissioners left the door open to a potential property tax increase during their July 28 meeting by setting a tentative maximum millage rate for fiscal year 2027, but they did not approve a tax hike. The commission directed staff to advertise a tentative rate of…

St Pete Catalyst Published August 03

St. Pete Beach sign dispute lands in federal court

The dispute has grown beyond beachfront signs into a broader debate.

St Pete Catalyst Published July 30

St. Pete Beach residents paying more than hotels for sewer

Commissioners agreed Tuesday to move forward with a wastewater rate overhaul.

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