The St. Pete City Council meeting held on Aug. 6, 2026 was packed with items. It included updates on U.S. House of Urban Development funds, as well as a presentation previewing an increase in utility rates for next fiscal year that would impact water costs in the city. Additionally, the bulk of the meeting was […]
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St. Pete City Council rejects proposal to buy paper products made using prison labor
A rep said inmates working for PRI Enterprises make 30 cents to $1.05 an hour.
