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Pinellas County Utilities designou esta questão a St. Pete PROD integration

Requesting an update on the issue. I see it was assigned to the City of St Petersburg, but I have not heard anything about it yet.
Thank you for your help

For issues that fall under the jurisdiction of the City of St Petersburg, please use the St Petersburg SeeClickFix application by using the following link:

https://seeclickfix.com/st-petersburg

Note that SCF is not used to report any law enforcement issues, those would need to be called in to the SPPD's non-emergency number 727-893-7780, or 911 for emergencies.

This issue was resolved last February. Thanks for following up with me