News Summary
St. Petersburg is inviting residents to apply for various committee positions aimed at improving community interests. Open roles include the Advisory Commission on Aging, Code Enforcement Board, Committee to Advocate for Persons with Impairments, Consolidated Plan Application Review Committee, Development Review Commission, and Nuisance Abatement Board. This is an excellent opportunity for residents passionate about making impactful changes in their neighborhoods. Interested individuals can find more information on the application process at stpete.org/getinvolved.
Exciting Opportunities Await St. Petersburg Residents!
St. Petersburg is on the lookout for enthusiastic residents to step up and fill important vacancies on several city committees. If you’ve ever wanted to make a difference in your community, now is the perfect time to get involved! The city has a variety of positions available, each with its own unique focus and purpose, so there’s something for everyone. Let’s dive into the details!
Advisory Commission on Aging
First up, we have the Advisory Commission on Aging, which is dedicated to advocating for the needs and concerns of St. Petersburg’s aging population. This commission is made up of 15 members, and they are currently searching for three new faces to join their team. The group meets once a month, and members serve a short-term commitment of three months. If you have a passion for supporting the elderly community, this could be your perfect fit!
Code Enforcement Board
Next, the Code Enforcement Board is seeking individuals to step in as they have two vacancies out of a total of seven members. This board plays a critical role in ensuring community standards are upheld by overseeing code and ordinance violations. Their responsibilities include setting compliance dates and analyzing fines related to any violations. If you think you can help keep St. Petersburg looking great, consider applying for this role!
Committee to Advocate for Persons with Impairments (CAPI)
For those with a passion for inclusivity, the Committee to Advocate for Persons with Impairments (CAPI) is looking for one new member. CAPI’s mission is to advise the St. Pete City Council on important matters affecting the disabled community. The Mayor will appoint members, who will then need confirmation from the City Council, adding an important layer to this vital position.
Consolidated Plan Application Review Committee
Another intriguing opportunity is with the Consolidated Plan Application Review Committee, which is also hoping to fill two vacancies. This committee deals with the recommendation of funding decisions for Community Development Block Grants. If you have a financial background, your skills could directly impact the growth and improvement of St. Petersburg.
Development Review Commission (DRC)
The Development Review Commission (DRC) is currently looking to fill one vacancy. This commission is responsible for evaluating development proposals, and they are particularly interested in candidates who have expertise in areas like architecture, planning, landscape architecture, engineering, construction, or land use law. If you have the experience, your insight could shape the future of our city!
Nuisance Abatement Board
Finally, the Nuisance Abatement Board is on the hunt for one new member to help review cases of property misuse and contribute to improving safety in St. Petersburg. This position is essential for keeping neighborhoods safe and healthy for all residents.
How to Get Involved
If any of these committees pique your interest, you’ll want to act quickly! Applications for these committee positions will be due by a specified date set by the City. For more details on all available committees and the application process, you can visit stpete.org/getinvolved. This is your chance to get involved, meet new people, and make a meaningful contribution to the beautiful city of St. Petersburg!
So don’t wait too long! Put your name in the ring and help make St. Petersburg an even better place to live. Exciting times are ahead, and who knows? You might just become a key player in our city’s future!
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- The Gabber: St. Petersburg Councils and Committee Vacancies in 2025
- Wikipedia: St. Petersburg
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- Google Search: St Petersburg vacancies
- St. Pete Catalyst: Five Ways 1-25-25
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Florida
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- Google News: St Petersburg committees
