Before the St. Petersburg city council meeting on November 21, I spoke to the press. It was before the council was to vote as to whether to borrow the funds …
@2024 – No Home Run
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As reported by the Tampa Bay Times in their recent article: Two hurricanes swamped Tampa Bay’s flood defenses , and rainfall problems were aggravated by pipes and pumps that did …
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CITIZEN LETTERS TO THEIR REPRESENTATIVES We ask people to tell us what they think and here are their comments which I have sent on to the St. Petersburg City Council …
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Today, I wrote to the Pinellas County Commissioners (my entire email is published below). If you are in agreement, call or email them asap.Here is a list of the commissioners. Brian Scott …
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“There are growing concerns over the health of Tampa Bay waters after Hurricanes Helene and Milton hit,” according to a new report by Fox 13. As reported, 68 million gallons …
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Subject: Response to “Pinellas Has Too Much at Stake to Scuttle Rays Stadium Deal” Editorial Dear Tampa Bay Times Editorial Board, I am writing to express my concerns regarding your …
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Yesterday, I sent the email below to business and community leaders in St. Petersburg and Pinellas County. I’m sharing that email here because we all need to be leaders – …
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As reported by the St. Pete. Catalyst, Critically damaged St. Pete seawall costs soar. According to Brejesh Prayman, engineering and capital improvements director for the City of St. Petersburg, the …
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Below we’re sharing an email to the St. Petersburg City Council and the Pinellas County Board of Commissioners from a local citizen, Jeremy Tollberg. Based on conversations with many residents, …
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Later in November, both the St. Petersburg City Council and the Pinellas County Board of Commissioners will each vote as to whether to borrow, with interest, more than $1.2 billion …
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Gas Plant - After the Trop
St. Petersburg City Council – Protect our Homes. Pinellas County Commissioners – Protect our Beach. We can’t afford a stadium.
As we face the increasing threat of hurricanes, the urgency for St. Petersburg and Pinellas County to prioritize infrastructure over a new baseball stadium has never been clearer. With recent …
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Gas Plant - After the Trop
Protect our homes and our beaches – or fund a stadium? – we can’t afford both
Jeremy Tollberg, a contributing columnist for Home Runs Matter writes: I’d like to know if our city council thinks we should be prioritizing every dollar spent to protect citizens after …
