DeFlock St. Pete takes camera fight to City Council

A newly formed St. Petersburg group is asking City Council to end the city’s contract with Flock Safety and remove roughly 50 automated license plate readers from city streets.

DeFlock St. Pete's first public meeting Aug. 15 at the Barack Obama Library drew more than 100 people, according to the organization, with some attendees turned away after the meeting reached capacity.

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Pinellas targets aging pumps in $30 million water project

Some of the pumps that move reclaimed water at Pinellas County’s main wastewater treatment plant have been running for more than 30 years. County documents say they have reached the end of their useful lives and can no longer provide the water pressure the system requires. Pinellas County is now seeking state help to replace them.

County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to apply for a $15 million Resilient Florida grant for improvements at the South Cross Bayou Advanced Water Reclamation Facility in St. Petersburg. The county would provide another $15 million as a required match, putting $30 million toward the work covered by the grant application.

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