Pinellas County Supervisor News Today

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Some residents in St. Pete Beach are accusing the city of “bypassing the democratic process” in a new lawsuit.

After four city commissioners resigned, efforts to replace them were “inconsistent, biased and tainted,” plaintiffs say.

Conspiracy theories have fueled a more hostile environment for election workers, which has led many to quit.

A St. Petersburg City Council member wants to ask voters whether they support the public subsidizing part of the cost to build a new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays. Richie Floyd is seeking a meeting to discuss a potential straw poll on the stadium agreement that would be included on the March 19, 2024 presidential preference primary ballot. The City Council could vote Thursday on whether to ...

The straw poll on the March 2024 primary presidential election ballot would be nonbinding.

Most city halls, recreation centers and public services are locking down on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Madeira Beach and St. Pete Beach will each have a new mayor.

Voters from 11 cities and towns from around Pinellas County had plenty of decisions to make during municipal elections March 14.

BELLEAIR BLUFFS — The Belleair Bluffs City Commission met for the final time in 2022 on Dec. 19, as the local legislators tied up some old business and made plans