Stadium bond docs shed light on St. Pete storm losses

Editor's note: St. Petersburg officials postponed the committee meeting Wednesday morning after the Catalyst published this story. Beth Herendeen, managing director of city development, said it would now take place Nov. 21.

St. Petersburg’s elected representatives will collectively meet Thursday for the first time since Oct. 3 to discuss issuing bonds that will help pay for a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium.

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How many gallons of wastewater spilled in St. Pete?

Hurricane Milton unleashed torrential rains and winds on St. Petersburg two weeks ago today. However, many storm-related community impacts remain unclear.

City officials have filed two dozen pollution notices with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) in Milton's aftermath. All are related to untreated wastewater spills; all but three lack volume estimates.

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