Introducing Stat Map
Welcome to Stat Map! This interactive tool displays the locations of citizen requests, including those submitted to our Mayor's Action Center and via SeeClickFix, as well the locations of code violations and police calls for service. The data you see is simply the information you've provided to us, and has not necessarily been confirmed or validated. And not all police responses result in a crime or a report being written. To explore this tool and the data it holds visit
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Meet the Mayor: Public Highlights for the Week of January 22, 2018
| Monday, January 22, 10:00 am |
Guest Reading, Literacy Week, Lew Williams Center for Early Learning
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| Monday, January 22, 6:00 pm |
CONA Leadership Program, City Hall
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Tuesday, January 23 -
Friday, January 26 |
Travel to Washington, DC:
AARP Mayor's Panel, Hay-Adams Hotel
U.S. Conference of Mayors
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Tuesday, January 16 |
Travel Channel: 10 Art Exhibits Worth Traveling for in 2018
This popular touring Smithsonian exhibit is entering its final year and is a must for Star Wars fans. In fact, the creative process that went into designing the iconic costumes is just as complex as the universe that George Lucas created. Lucasfilm consulted on the exhibit, where more than 60 costumes are on display, along with detailed sketches and backstories.
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Wednesday, January 17 |
I Love the Burg: Prestigious Glass Art Society Chooses St. Pete for 2019 Conference
The 2019 GAS Conference, themed Charting a Course: Visions in Glass will explore the new energy of St. Petersburg and the Florida Gulf Coast, from Sarasota to Tampa, offering a new perspective on future directions in glass for the GAS Conference March 28-31, 2019. Sun - Sand - Sea - St. Pete!
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Thursday, January 18 |
The Weekly Challenger: Deputy Mayor to pull double duty
Next month, Deputy Mayor Dr. Kanika Tomalin will take over as city administrator as well as being second in charge of the city.
Current City Administrator Dr. Gary Cornwell will retire Feb. 9 after nearly 38 years with the city. He served as Human Resources Director prior to being confirmed as city administrator in 2014.
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Thursday, January 18 |
St. Pete Patch: St. Pete Leaders To Unveil Rendering Of First Airline Monument
City officials will commemorate St. Petersburg as the birthplace of commercial aviation with a monument at the site of country's first airline.
The new monument will sit on the site of the first airline's original hangar on the approach to the St. Petersburg Municipal Pier.
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Thursday, January 18 |
St. Pete Patch: Public Forum To Present Designs For 40th Avenue Bridge
Residents will have a chance to peruse architectural plans created by four firms vying for the contract to design the new 40th Avenue Bridge over Smack's Bayou.
The designs will be presented at an open forum Monday, Jan. 22, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the St. Petersburg Water Resources Training Room, 1650 3rd Ave. N., St. Petersburg.
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Picture of the Week
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration is a day to celebrate the life and dream of Martin Luther King, Jr. A day when people of all races, religions, classes, and stations in life put aside their differences and join in a spirit of togetherness. The first MLK Celebration took place in St. Petersburg in 1986, historically beginning in the Gas Plant area. The parade route has changed numerous times over the years but this year, Mayor Kriseman and Mrs. Kriseman, Deputy Mayor Tomalin, and city staff joined the MLK "DREAM BIG" Parade starting on 1st
Avenue South and ending
near Tropicana Field.
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