Is there turbulence ahead for Albert Whitted Airport?

The Albert Whitted Airport, situated on prime waterfront property in St. Petersburg, may face an uncertain future as the city looks to potentially redevelop the 119-acre site.

Earlier this year, St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch announced he instructed city staff to further study the economic and community impacts of the city-owned airfield, which also houses charter flight schools and maintenance operators. Welch stated his goal is to identify the best uses for the site through the lens of equity, business and the needs of the community.

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After enduring a global pandemic for over two years, the Pinellas County Department of Emergency Management recently released an after-action report detailing the response to an event unprecedented in modern times.

The sprawling 90-page report details the challenges and successes of the county's response to Covid and highlights areas that need improvement.

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