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Frances Robustelli Named New City Manager of St. Pete Beach, Bringing 10 Years of California Experience

St. Pete Beach officially welcomed Frances Robustelli as its new City Manager, bringing a decade of municipal leadership experience from California. As CEO, Robustelli oversees the city's daily operations, department management, and delivery of services to residents.

10/18/2026 · Florida edition

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St. Pete Beach officially welcomed Frances Robustelli as its new City Manager. Robustelli brings a decade of experience leading cities in California, and now returns to her home state of Florida to take on this key leadership role.

As City Manager, Robustelli serves as the Chief Executive Officer for St. Pete Beach. She oversees the city's daily operations and ensures the delivery of high-quality services to residents. Her responsibilities include managing departments such as Administrative Services, Community Development, the Fire Department, Public Library, Resident Services, Public Services, the Sheriff Department, Transportation and Parking, and Communication.

Robustelli expressed enthusiasm for her new position, stating, “I’m honored to take on this leadership role and serve the City of St. Pete Beach. I’m also very excited to return to my home state and being closer to family. Working for a beach community has always been on my radar and I’m looking forward to meeting more residents and business owners.” She plans to maintain an open and collaborative approach with both city employees and the public to foster strong working relationships and community engagement.

Residents who wish to schedule a meeting with the new City Manager can contact Rita Bishop, Executive Assistant to the City Manager, directly. Bishop supports Robustelli in providing professional leadership and facilitating effective communication, ensuring the continued progress of the community.

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