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St. Pete Beach Vice Mayor Lisa Robinson: Lifelong Local's Vision for District 2 & Community Engagement

St. Pete Beach Vice Mayor and District 2 Commissioner Lisa Robinson, a lifelong local, is actively engaging residents through monthly meetings and direct communication. She hosts these sessions at the St. Pete Beach Library, typically on the third Monday of each month.

10/04/2026 · Florida edition

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St. Pete Beach residents in District 2 have a direct line to their Vice Mayor and Commissioner, Lisa Robinson, a lifelong local with deep roots in the community. Robinson, whose current term as Commissioner runs from March 2025 to March 2027, actively engages with constituents through regular meetings and accessible communication channels.

Commissioner Robinson hosts monthly community meetings at the St. Pete Beach Library, typically on the third Monday of each month from 6 PM to 7 PM. These meetings offer a consistent opportunity for residents to voice concerns and connect directly with their representative. For those unable to attend, a suggestion box is also available at the Library for community input.

A homeowner in District 2 for 31 years, Robinson has a history of advocacy for her neighborhood and the broader community. Her dedication to public service stems from values instilled by her father, a highly decorated USAF Lt. Colonel, emphasizing service before self, honor, and integrity. Voters of District 2 elect their Commissioner, ensuring direct representation.

Beyond her civic duties, Robinson brings a professional background in the remote television broadcast industry, specializing in live sports production. She has held various technical and sales roles, including director, manager, and account executive. Robinson also holds a Bachelor of Science in Advertising from the University of Florida.

Residents can contact Vice Mayor Robinson directly at 727-631-7080 for individual or group meetings, or with any questions or concerns. The next community meeting is scheduled for the third Monday in October at the St. Pete Beach Library.

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