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Officials stress resilience, storm preparedness at St. Pete Beach groundbreaking

September 21, 2026 | St. Pete Beach, Pinellas County, Florida


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Officials stress resilience, storm preparedness at St. Pete Beach groundbreaking
Speakers at the St. Pete Beach groundbreaking highlighted resilience and storm preparedness as central reasons for the new Fire Station 22. An Agency official told the crowd that communities must make the right investments now to ensure safety when the next storm arrives: "it's not it's not an if, it's a when uh it's going to come back to us," the official said.

Remarks tied the resilient design of the new station to efforts to protect residents, businesses and visitors. A meeting participant praised firefighters and paramedics as "our heroes every day," saying the resilient building is "well deserved" and will "stand up to any storm that's going to present itself." The transcript does not include technical specifications of the building, a construction schedule, or funding amounts beyond a single speaker's statement that about half the project was funded by the state.

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