City opens mobile permitting sites

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

In response to the challenges faced by homeowners following recent hurricanes, the City of St. Petersburg has launched mobile permitting sites designed to streamline the application process for necessary permits. This initiative allows residents to easily apply for permits related to urgent repairs, ensuring they can address storm damage promptly. The city is also waiving certain fees associated with hurricane-related repairs to further assist homeowners in their recovery efforts. These mobile sites will operate Monday through Friday from 10 a.

m. to 2 p. m. , making it convenient for residents to access permitting services. By providing this support, the city aims to alleviate the stress and complexities often associated with the permitting process during emergencies.

Officials believe that simplifying these procedures will help expedite recovery for those impacted by the storms. The launch of these mobile permitting sites showcases the city’s commitment to its residents and their well-being. As the community begins to rebuild, such initiatives are crucial for facilitating a smoother recovery process.

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