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Who Is the Mayor of St. Petersburg, FL? St. Petersburg Elected Officials & Contacts

Mayor: Kenneth T. Welch. Find the city council, county officials, sheriff, police chief, school superintendent, your state senator and state representative, and members of Congress, with official contact links.

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Who Represents St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg Elected Officials at a Glance

The mayor of St. Petersburg, FL is Kenneth T. Welch. The city's U.S. senators are Ashley Moody and Rick Scott. Its U.S. House members are: Kathy Castor (FL-14), Anna Paulina Luna (FL-13).

Police chiefAnthony Holloway
State senatorsDarryl Rouson (Dist. 16), Nick DiCeglie (Dist. 18)

City of St. Petersburg: Mayor, Manager & Council

Pinellas County Government

Sheriff & Police

Public Schools

Florida Legislators for St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is covered by 2 state Senate districts and 3 state House districts. District lines cut through many cities, so you may be represented by more than one member. Enter your street address in the official lookup to confirm your own.

Florida Senate

Florida House of Representatives

State legislator contact details come from each member's official legislature page; party labels as listed there.

U.S. Congress for St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg is represented in Washington by 2 members of the U.S. House and, in the U.S. Senate, by two U.S. senators.

U.S. House of Representatives

NameDistrictPartyWashington office
Kathy CastorFL-14D(202) 225-3376
2188 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515
Anna Paulina LunaFL-13R(202) 225-5961
226 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515

Members shown are those serving in the 119th Congress through Jan. 3, 2027. Results of the Nov. 3, 2026 election take effect when winners are sworn in.

U.S. Senate

NameSeatPartyWashington office
Ashley MoodyClass IIIR(202) 224-3041
387 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510
Rick ScottClass IR(202) 224-5274
110 Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510

Both seats are listed with the member currently serving until a successor is sworn in.

Vote, Register & City Services

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the mayor of St. Petersburg, FL?

Kenneth T. Welch is the mayor of St. Petersburg, FL, according to the official city website. The mayor can be reached through www.stpete.org.

Who is my state representative in St. Petersburg, FL?

St. Petersburg is covered by 3 Florida House of Representatives districts: Lindsay Cross (District 60); Linda Chaney (District 61); Michele Rayner (District 62). Because district lines cut through the city, use the official Florida lookup with your street address to confirm yours.

Who is my state senator in St. Petersburg, FL?

St. Petersburg is covered by 2 Florida Senate districts: Darryl Rouson (District 16); Nick DiCeglie (District 18). Confirm your own district with the official lookup.

Who are St. Petersburg's U.S. senators?

Ashley Moody and Rick Scott are the two U.S. senators for Florida.

Who is St. Petersburg's U.S. representative?

St. Petersburg is split among several congressional districts: Kathy Castor (FL-14), Anna Paulina Luna (FL-13).

Who is the sheriff in St. Petersburg, FL?

Bob Gualtieri is the Sheriff, Pinellas County.

Who is the police chief in St. Petersburg, FL?

Anthony Holloway is the Chief of Police, St. Petersburg Police Department.

How do I register to vote in St. Petersburg, FL?

Register through the official Florida voter registration page, or use vote.gov. Check your registration status with your state's official lookup before each election.

How this page is kept current. Every name on this page is checked against the official government page for that office (city, county, school district, state legislature, the U.S. House Clerk and the U.S. Senate). District lists come from U.S. Census Bureau legislative-district boundaries. Incumbents stay listed until the official site shows a successor sworn in. HERE re-checks this page monthly.

Last verified: . Next check: December 11, 2026.

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