St. Petersburg voters are being asked to approve $600 million in borrowing that, with interest, could cost approximately $1.1 billion over 30 years. But the $600 million is only one …
A small, independent group focused on one question: what will help make St. Petersburg an even better place to live, work, build businesses and create opportunity for the future?
A $12 million City subsidy for 24 townhomes raises a bigger question: Should St. Petersburg bring more independent financial and professional expertise into major decisions before they are made?
