City dedicates $9 million to abandoned hospital’s transformation

An ambitious project that will transform an abandoned St. Petersburg hospital into a vibrant, affordable housing development for low-income seniors recently received a $9 million boost.

The former Ed White Hospital will also serve as the St. Petersburg Housing Authority’s (SPHA) new centrally-located headquarters. Evara Health will offer clinician services, including preventative care and chronic disease management, from renovated rooms and offices on the first floor.

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City council approves sewer resilience projects

At its June 5 meeting, the St. Petersburg City Council approved multiple sewer system resilience projects, to ensure their resiliency before, during and after a natural disaster.

They include major renovations at Lift Station 85, the biggest lift station run by the City.

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