Central Avenue sidewalk project widens

In 2025, the St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership collaborated with developer Kolter Urban to widen the sidewalk near the Art House condominium tower. 

This phase is part of a larger effort to make a block between 2nd and 3rd Street more walkable, according to the Downtown Partnership’s CEO Jason Mathis. In a public-private partnership, the organization is helping create a “larger plaza area” for small business, restaurant and bar owners to utilize. 

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Treasure Island plans new home for public works, police and fire

Treasure Island has filed state permits for a stormwater system that would serve a rebuilt Public Works facility, a new master wastewater pump station and a future police and fire headquarters, moving forward one of the city's largest rebuilding projects since Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Permit documents submitted July 7 to the Southwest Florida Water Management District cover a 1.74-acre municipal campus at 100 108th Ave. According to the engineering report, the proposed drainage system is being designed to serve not only the new Public Works facility, but also the master pump station and a future public safety complex planned for the property.

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