St. Petersburg Tenants Union

🚨 FEMA information for tenants who have been displaced by Hurricane Helene

Signatures on a @Change petition are growing after 350+ USF St Pete students were displaced from their dorm after #Milton. At least a dozen are still sleeping in air mattresses in USF ballroom. Students feel they should be reimbursed. @BN9

The City has set up temporary Comfort and Charging Stations for residents to support recovery after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. 🔌 Enoch D. Davis Recreation Center 🔌 Azalea Recreation Center 🔌 Roberts Recreation Center More info: stpete.org/recovery

FREE HOT FOOD FOR THOSE IMPACTED BY DOUBLE STORMS - *starting at noon - Franklin Pierce Recreation Center at Bartlett Park, 2000 7th St. S - Walter Fuller Recreation Center, 7891 26th Ave. N Thank you, @WCKitchen! #WeAreStPete

COMFORT AND CHARGING STATIONS TODAY! *10 am - 6 p.m.* Frank Pierce Recreation Center, 2000 7th St. S - Childs Park Recreation Center, 4301 13th Ave. S - Roberts Recreation Center, 1246 50th Ave. N #WeAreStPete stpete.org/recovery

@Bee94868250 Not sure, didn’t pass through that intersection specifically but things around 54th Ave S/31st St seemed okay

@SPTenantsU Thank you!! So much of the mainstream press isn’t covering this!! Tampa bay times did an article but I have barely seen anything from the local networks. Do you know if 54th ave s and 34 st is still flooded? 🙏

The east shore of Lake Maggiore in south St. Pete is still absolutely swamped three days after #HurricaneMilton made landfall. Many apartments and homes impacted here. *AVOID THE AREA!*

Preliminary count of residential property damages in Pinellas due to #HurricaneMilton, as of this evening: arcgis.com/apps/dashboard…

HEADS UP, ST. PETE! The State of FL opened a Fuel Distr. Site TODAY until 7PM @ 800 1st Ave. S. Expect delays, you can get up to 10 gallons, enter from 1st Ave. S.

⛽️The state has set up a gas distribution site in St. Petersburg. Pull up to 800 1st Ave S to get up to 10 *free* gallons of unleaded or diesel fuel.

Preliminary count of residential property damages in Pinellas due to Hurricane Milton, as of this evening: arcgis.com/apps/dashboard…

3 COMFORT AND CHARGING STATIONS ACTIVATED TOMORROW AND SUNDAY 12-6pm - Frank Pierce Recreation Center, 2000 7th St. S - Childs Park Recreation Center, 4301 13th Ave. S - Roberts Recreation Center, 1246 50th Ave. N stpete.org/news_detail_T3…

STAY OFF THE ROADS. Many roads are still impassable due to fallen trees, downed power lines, etc. Teams are actively working to clear roads and make travel safe. Please help us by staying off the roads - we’ll let you know when it’s safe.

Effective immediately on October 10, 2024 Access to Pinellas County Shut Down Due to Hazardous Conditions Deputies are warning citizens to stay off all Pinellas County roadways due to hazardous conditions, including traffic light outages, downed powerlines, flooding, and significant debris blocking roadways. Pinellas County is currently shut down at the county lines and deputies are restricting access into the county until damage and safety assessments are completed. The barrier islands also remain closed. An update regarding the status of the county will be provided when available.

BREAKING: St. Petersburg just shut off both the Northeast and Southwest Sewer Treatment Plants The city advises residents in those areas to not flush toilets, take showers or put anything down the drain. Use this link to see if you’re affected: csp.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappvie…

1/ The City of St. Petersburg made the difficult decision to turn off power at the Northeast and Southwest Sewer Treatment Plants to protect employees and the treatment plants from potential storm surge from Hurricane Milton.

As #Milton approaches and conditions worsen, all first responder operations will be paused. For the safety of our police, fire, and medical teams, they will not be able to respond to emergency calls until it is safe to operate.

NEW: St. Petersburg ‘most likely’ will shut off northeast, southwest sewage plants That means 66% of St. Petersburg’s residents would not be able to flush toilets or take showers for at least 24 hours. tampabay.com/news/st-peters…

BREAKING: St. Petersburg may have to shut down the Northeast AND Southwest sewage plants ahead of Hurricane Milton. If that happens, residents in those areas will not be able to flush toilets or take showers for at least 24 hours.

St. Pete, we know its been a devastating week. But it's time to prepare...again. Please follow our channels for updates. stpete.org/hurricane

Grab a hot meal, get FREE legal advice and connected to resources: 🗓️ TODAY (10/4) ⏰ 5:30 PM 📍Urban League (331 31st St N, St. Pete) Remember, PSTA is FREE to ride right now in St. Pete! The Urban League is nearby several major routes & the Grand Central bus terminal.