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Arthur Penny Sworn In for Second Term as Mayor
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Arthur Penny Sworn In for Second Term as Mayor

Arthur Penny was sworn in Tuesday for his second four-year term as mayor, running unopposed in the election.

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06/11/2026 · Pinellas County edition

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Arthur Penny took the oath of office Tuesday, March 10, beginning his second four-year term as mayor. Running unopposed, Penny faced no challengers in the election.

"There's still a lot of people to be helped," Penny said after the ceremony. "I want to make sure that I get to see a lot of it get done before I am finished."

Penny's term runs through 2030.

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