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Official says state paid roughly half the cost of St. Pete Beach fire station

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


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Official says state paid roughly half the cost of St. Pete Beach fire station
At the ceremonial groundbreaking for Fire Station 22, a speaker identified as a Lawmaker said the state covered roughly half of the project's cost and publicly thanked Governor DeSantis for the support. "St. Pete Beach has gotten um about half of this station funded by the state," the Lawmaker said.

The speaker framed the state contribution as evidence of partnership and community strength but did not provide a total project budget, line-item breakdown, or expected construction timeline. The transcript contains no follow-up details on the source or timing of the funds, nor any documentation cited during the remarks. Journalists and the public seeking the project budget or grant paperwork would need to request additional records from municipal or state offices.

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