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The Partnership works to facilitate smart strategies for parking, traffic and transit as our urban center continues to grow. We will enhance urban transit options to support transformative developments.
The Looper - The Partnership launched the Looper Trolley in 1996. In 2018, with support from the City of St. Petersburg and PSTA, we made the Looper free while expanding the route and service. In a single year, ridership has doubled going from 44,651 passengers in 2018 to 88,989 passengers in 2019.
Car-Free St. Pete - The Partnership launched an innovative new social media campaign called “Car-Free St. Pete” to encourage downtown residents and visitors to find alternative ways to get around our urban center. Park once and never have to get in your car again - better yet, find an alternative way to come downtown in the first place.
New Transportation Investment – The Partnerships supports additional investment in our roads, sidewalks, intersections, bike lanes and other transportation infrastructure to address gridlock, improve access and preserve our quality of life. We are working with other private sector
Downtown Partnership Letter To the Pinellas Board of County Commissioners About Historic Gas Plant District
The deal is a good one for Pinellas County. Investment in the ballpark through heavily restricted tourism tax dollars will result in new additional sales and pr
St. Pete mayor dishes on Rays, resilience at luncheon
We were honored to have Mayor Ken Welch join our members earlier this week for a thoughtful discussion answering their questions about the Cross-Bay Ferry, arts
Developers, city officials discuss new homeless challenges
A seemingly increasing homeless population is affecting condominium sales in St. Petersburg. However, new state legislation banning public “camping” contradicts
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