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    643 22nd Ave S St Petersburg, FL, 33705, USA - Bartlett Park Neighborhood Association
    Please replace the burned out bulbs in the pickleball/tennis court lights. Dark spots make some courts unplayable at night reducing the number of available courts which are in higher and higher demand. Even better, please replace the 20th century mercury vapor fixtures with brighter, more efficient LED fixtures! Thank you.
  • 33710 St Petersburg, FL, USA - St. Petersburg
    A large oak branch is blocking the light in the southwest corner of the pickleball court rendering the court useless for night play. We hope it can be trimmed before daylight savings time ends. The courts are already too crowded and being able to use just 5 of the 6 will only make it worse. Thank you!
  • 1031-1099 24th St N St Petersburg, FL, 33713, USA - North Kenwood Neighborhood Association
    Thank you for starting ther process to fill the depression on the pickleball court at Booker Creek Park but it's looked like this for over a month. Not playable. Please complete by restoring the play surface!
  • Traffic Issue Archivé
    321-321 2nd Ave Ne St Petersburg, FL, 33701, USA - St. Petersburg
    Dropped $0.75 into this meter at the Pier and got zero time on this broken meter.
  • 125 5th St N St Petersburg, FL, 33701, USA - Downtown Neighborhood Association
    You closed a duplicate of this issue. It might work for you internally on your own network but IT'S NOT WORKING out in the wild. 3 different Windows machines and 1 Ubuntu... entering search term "Community Rating System" triggers no action whatsoever. I'm VPNed and firewalled but those common configurations should not affect searching a public resource. Please pass this along to IT. Maybe they can go offsite to duplicate issue.
  • 123 5th St N St Petersburg, FL, 33701, USA - Downtown Neighborhood Association
    After typing in a search term, neither hitting enter nor clicking the magnifying glass triggers any action whatsoever.
  • Traffic Issue Archivé
    398 5th Ave N St. Petersburg, Florida - Downtown Neighborhood Association
    A tree limb hanging over 5th Ave N obscures the traffic signal from the view of westbound drivers putting crossing pedestrians at risk.
  • 335 13th Ave S Saint Petersburg, Florida - St. Petersburg
    Trash, furniture and other inappropriate items are scattered in the hedges and visible all around this property owner's lot creating a very blighted appearance. The 3rd Street South corridor is the main thoroughfare from downtown into the Old Southeast Neighborhood. Persistent negligence by this property owner creates a very poor impression for visitors and residents entering the Old Southeast.
  • Other Archivé
    335 13th Avenue North Saint Petersburg, Florida - St. Petersburg
    For students and marine research triangle staff who bike to do business at the NOAA building, there is no proper bike rack available. There is a vacant concrete slab on the NW corner of 13th Ave S and 3rd St that would be ideal for a bike rack installation... maybe even a bike share spot! Thank you for keeping St Pete bike-able...
  • 7501-7833 26th Ave N Saint Petersburg, FL, 33710, USA - Jungle Terrace
    Hi again!
    The lights over the pickleball courts at Walter Fuller Park have burned out again. The pair in the southwest corner. Also one light above the adjacent tennis court. Seems to be a once every ~3 months problem. Any chance of replacement with more reliable, less-costly-to-operate, brighter LEDs? It's getting dark and scary out there ;-)
  • 7883 26th Avenue North Saint Petersburg, Florida - Jungle Terrace
    Two of the four lights at the west end above the pickleball courts have burned out. I believe it's the same two that burned out just a few months ago so maybe there's an issue other than just bulbs? Thank you for repairing... these courts are very popular for evening play.
  • 7850 26th Ave N Saint Petersburg, Florida - Jungle Terrace
    2 lights on the Pickleball courts have been burnt out for 2 months and need replacement. Hard to see in attached picture because of glare from working light but 2 are burnt out. Thank you!
  • Other Archivé
    199 5th Street North Saint Petersburg, Florida - Downtown Neighborhood Association

    Go solar!

    Shouldn't St Pete be on this list? ;-)

    https://www.epa.gov/repowertoolbox/local-government-solar-project-portal#infotable

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    Traffic Issue Archivé
    76 4th St N Saint Petersburg, Florida - Downtown Neighborhood Association
    The postal service has gotten into the habit of parking their vehicles in the 15 minute parking spaces ostensibly intended for customers. Very often their vehicles occupy 3 or more of the 5(?) available spaces and they're parked for way more than 15 minutes. Is this what the city has in mind for the use of these spaces?
    Thank you.
  • 600 Southwest 1st Street St Petersburg, Florida - Historic Old Northeast
    On street parking blocks following bike path across 1st Street South.
  • 600-620 1st Street Southeast Saint Petersburg, Florida - St. Petersburg
    Trash bins along this stretch have been full or overflowing for the past 4 days. These bins get a lot of use after food truck events at the port facility. There is also lots of litter in the bushes, gutters and along the sidewalks after food truck nights.
  • 2200-2298 1st Street Southeast Saint Petersburg, Florida - Old Southeast Neighborhood Association
    A tree limb is putting a great deal of pressure on the power line. A very strong wind could bring the line down. See photo of pole i.d. number.
  • 507 12th Avenue South Saint Petersburg, Florida - Bartlett Park Neighborhood Association
    A yellow surface boom has collected a huge amount of floating trash from Booker Creek. It needs to be cleaned out before all of that trash escapes and washes into Tampa Bay.
  • 1799 1st St Se St Petersburg, Florida - Old Southeast Neighborhood Association
    Boat/trailer parked on the street every day in vicinity of this intersection... trailer tag #3975QP...
  • 799 6th Ave S Saint Petersburg, Florida - St. Petersburg
    A guy wire crosses low and invisibly enough that a pedestrian or bike rider could injure themselves badly by colliding with it (like I almost did!).