St. Pete Beach commission adopts balanced FY2027 budget, adds capital-projects administrator
September 21, 2026 | St. Pete Beach, Pinellas County, Florida
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On second and final reading the City Commission adopted Ordinance 2026‑20, approving the city’s fiscal year 2027 budget and updating the capital improvement element of the comprehensive plan. City staff said the only changes since first reading were a reduction of roughly $80,000 following the adoption of the rollback millage rate and the addition of one new public‑services full‑time equivalent for capital‑projects administration.
A motion to adopt the budget passed with a 4–1 vote: Vice Mayor Robinson voted no while the other four commissioners voted yes. The ordinance takes effect immediately upon final adoption and incorporates the FY2027–2031 capital improvement plan as presented.
A motion to adopt the budget passed with a 4–1 vote: Vice Mayor Robinson voted no while the other four commissioners voted yes. The ordinance takes effect immediately upon final adoption and incorporates the FY2027–2031 capital improvement plan as presented.
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