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Living in St. Petersburg, Florida

Compare downtown waterfront access with your commute, set up city utilities, and try local transit from the Pier.

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Moving to St. Petersburg

Compare a home near downtown with one farther west based on where you work and how often you cross the bay. For a condo, ask about reserved parking, association assessments, and which expenses are covered. Check flood and evacuation information for the property.

St. Petersburg resident services

Getting settled in St. Petersburg

Use the city's utility services page to find billing, new-service, and sanitation information. Verify that the address is served by St. Petersburg before making arrangements, since a Pinellas County address can be in another municipality.

City of St. Petersburg utility services

Living in St. Petersburg

Use the Pier as a starting point for getting to know the downtown waterfront. The Pier's transportation guide covers parking, the downtown Looper, and SunRunner access. Check current routes and service before heading out.

St. Pete Pier transportation and parking

Planning a move to St. Petersburg?

Use the Florida moving guide and residency and homestead guide for statewide steps. Confirm address-specific services before closing or signing a lease.

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