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06/09/2026 · St. Pete Beach
St. Pete Beach Fire Alarm: What We Know So Far
A fire alarm call on Gulf Boulevard drew a multi-unit fire response, but officials have not yet said whether there was an actual fire or any injuries.
St. Pete Beach Fire Department Responds to Fire Alarm on Gulf Boulevard
St. Pete Beach Fire Department responded to a fire alarm on Gulf Boulevard Monday evening, dispatching four units to the scene.
05/25/2026
Voter Lookup Services Down in St. Pete Beach During System Update
St. Pete Beach voter lookup services are temporarily down as the county updates systems for new electoral boundaries. Residents can call 727-464-VOTE or email for assistance.
05/24/2026
St. Pete Beach Voter Services Go Down During Redistricting
St. Pete Beach temporarily shut down voter lookup services to implement system changes related to redistricting. Residents can call 727-464-VOTE for assistance.
05/24/2026
St. Pete Beach Medical Emergency: What We Know So Far
Seven responders were dispatched to a medical emergency in St. Pete Beach, with no official details yet released on the patient’s condition or cause.
05/24/2026
St. Pete Beach Medical Response: What We Know So Far
A multi-unit medical response in St. Pete Beach remains under review, with no official details yet on the patient’s condition or what prompted the call.
05/24/2026
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