City of St. Petersburg Budget, Finance, and Taxation Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed fiscal year 2026/2027 budget clean-up and appropriation adjustments for operating and capital improvement budgets. Key discussions included fourth-quarter financial and investment reports, quarterly procurement updates, and potential amendments to the Intown CRA Redevelopment Plan to include funding initiatives. The committee evaluated management evaluation protocols, reviewed supplemental appropriation requests for departments such as public works and public safety, and addressed funding transfers for various capital projects, debt service, and internal service funds.
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Budget, Finance, and Taxation Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee held a management evaluation discussion for the upcoming fiscal year. Discussions included an update on FEMA reimbursements and revenue received for hurricane-related expenses, specifically covering debris removal and permanent repairs for Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The committee reviewed the status of disaster-related debt instruments and insurance claims progress. Additionally, staff provided an overview of various recovery-related grants, including CDBG-Disaster Recovery allocations, and discussed the status of various project lists and future meeting agendas.
Oct 1, 2026·Proposed budget
City of St. Petersburg FY2027 Proposed Budget
A recommended (pre-adoption) operating budget supplement for the City of St. Petersburg for fiscal year 2027.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Of St. Petersburg City Council Council Meeting
The City Council meeting included deliberations on the Fiscal Year 2027 budget plan, encompassing tax increment revenues for redevelopment districts and the final millage rate. Legislative actions involved setting public hearing dates for proposed ordinances, including the designation of the Meinke House as a local historic landmark and future land use amendments. The Council reviewed reports on autonomous food delivery services and committee updates, including the appointment of a Housing Authority Commissioner. Additionally, the Council convened as the Community Redevelopment Agency to recommend budget approvals and handled various consent items, such as procurement contracts for city services and license agreements with youth athletic organizations and the local college.
