St. Pete will spend $20M+ to relieve stormwater woes

Nearly every time a major storm hits St. Petersburg, flooding ensues, submerging streets and creating safety hazards, but new funding will help city officials to better manage the strained stormwater systems.

The city was recently notified that the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Office of Resilience and Coastal Protection intends to provide the significant funds, according to an announcement this week.

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City employee assessment highlights cultural challenges

An extensive Organizational Culture Assessment details a disconnect between St. Petersburg’s leadership’s goals and what the city’s workforce encounters daily, particularly regarding inclusivity, discipline and promotions.

Independent consulting firm Inclusivity LLC conducted the assessment and subsequent survey from February through April. City spokesperson Erica Riggins said administrators received the 240-page report around Independence Day.

Catching up with Mike Sutton

Mike Sutton has led Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties as President and CEO for nearly a decade, helping grow the organization into one of the country's top-producing Habitat for Humanity affiliates.

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