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Downtown Urban Management Services

Continuing and expanding urban management services provided in Downtown

The Partnership will continue operating the Looper Trolley system and expanding pedestrian services including a new digital wayfinding system. The Partnership will work with property owners, city administration leaders and members of the City Council to create a business improvement district to provide urban management services in and around Williams Park. These services will include enhanced security, clean and safe programs, and community programming to intensify positive activity in Williams Park. The Partnership will also explore developing a downtown app to support local restaurants, artists, cultural institutions, and retailers.

City representatives present on the city’s efforts to assist unhoused residents and the effects of the recently signed law taking effect Oct. 1, House Bill 1365.

Developer's Council: Resources for Downtown's Unhoused Community

At our last Developer's Council meeting, we focused on the city’s efforts to assist unhoused residents and the effects of the recently signed law taking effect

April 3, 2024

Jason Mathis sharing a presentation on the Downtown Improvement District to the Developer's Council

Does St. Pete need a downtown improvement district?

St. Pete Downtown Partnership is researching the potential creation of a Special Assessment Area/Downtown Improvement District to provide clean & safe programs.

July 5, 2023