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St. Pete Beach schedules March 10 commission meeting; District 2 election polling at City Hall March 11; community concert March 14
Summary
Mayor Adrian Petrola invited residents to a commission meeting on March 10, said District 2 voters can cast ballots at City Hall on March 11, and announced a March 14 concert at the community center.
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Mayor Adrian Petrola invited residents to attend the next City Commission meeting on March 10 and announced City Hall will serve as the polling place for the District 2 election on March 11.
"I invite everyone to come in, take your time, speak to the commission, tell us what your concerns are and how we can help," Petrola said, announcing the commission meeting will be held in chambers at 6 p.m. He said District 2 voters may cast ballots at City Hall from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on March 11.
Petrola also promoted a concert at the community center on March 14, identifying the performer in the video update as Bob Seager and inviting residents to attend. He closed by directing residents to the city website for contact information and saying his cell phone and email are listed there for further questions.

