Community comes together for housing solutions

As Chris Steinocher, president of the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce, noted, the affordable housing crisis affects everyone in the city and adopting solutions is imperative to maintaining livelihoods.

The chamber brought various stakeholders together Tuesday night for a community discussion and ice cream provided by Small Batch Creamery. St. Petersburg College’s Midtown Center hosted the event titled “Housing Solutions for All.” The meeting’s goal was to holistically examine affordable housing issues through presentations from city and industry officials, followed by a question and answer session.

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Commissioners approve ARPA funding despite concerns

Following an ardent discussion over what organizations made the cut, Pinellas County Commissioners approved the initial allocation of the American Rescue Plan Act Nonprofit Capital Project Fund.

The Pinellas Community Foundation (PCF) is now dispersing $19 million to local nonprofits on the county government’s behalf, with the first round of funding supporting projects costing less than $200,000. The first $2.25 million will help 34 nonprofits acquire critical needs ranging from passenger vans to medical equipment.

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