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Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee serves as a bridge between neighborhood associations, city agencies, and public safety organizations.
St Pete Police Department
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Citizens Police Academy
The academy consists of eight (8) weeks of instruction. Classes will meet either on Tuesday or Wednesday evenings from 6:00 – 9:00 pm at the St. Petersburg Police Department, located at 1301 1st Avenue North. This instruction is comprehensive, covering a different area of the police department each week. Certified police officers, supervisors, and civilian instructors, with particular expertise, will conduct each topic.
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Sign Up For Eagle Eye
Eagle Eye is a St. Petersburg Police Department initiative to enlist the help of community members in the fight against crime. Citizen-provided security camera footage is increasingly becoming an invaluable asset to the police, helping establish leads and identify suspects. By voluntarily registering your contact information with SPPD through this site, detectives will know how to reach you if a crime occurs in the vicinity of your property.
Learn more here
St. Petersburg Fire Rescue
St. Petersburg Fire Rescue is committed to serving and protecting the lives and property of the St. Petersburg community with exceptional emergency services, public education, and community involvement.
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The St. Petersburg Fire Rescue provides digital forms for residents to:
Report Fire Safety Concerns/Complaints: If you notice a fire hazard in your neighborhood, you can submit a report
Sign Up for the Home Safe Program: Get free smoke alarms installed by firefighters
Learn About the Telemedic Program: A vital tool for emergency medical response.
Request Public Education & Community Outreach: Bring fire safety programs to your neighborhood, school, or event.
Apply for a Fire Permit: Burn, assembly, or fireworks permits can be obtained.
CPR & First Aid Training: Register for classes taught by firefighter/paramedics
For a full list of forms visit here
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Public Education Programs
The Prevention Division offers a variety of educational activities to inform the public about fire prevention and life safety initiatives. These programs are offered to citizens of all ages. Public Educators are available to present at schools, community events, homeowners associations, etc.
Learn more here
Neighborhood Emergency Preparedness Plan
This Guide is designed to help Neighborhood Associations implement a community- wide emergency plan. Preparing our residents and neighborhoods for weather and potential disaster emergencies is crucial to all communities. Neighborhood Associations serve an important role in assisting city emergency officials with educating and empowering our communities to be safe and prepared.
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