SCOTT TATE'S PLAN

Scott Tate Wants To Restore St. Pete Beach

Scott Tate Wants To Restore St. Pete Beach

Meet Scott Tate
Like many in St. Pete Beach, Scott and his family's lives were upended by the devastating storms of 2024. What he saw in the aftermath was a city government unprepared to help residents and businesses recover — a permitting system that slowed rebuilding, unmaintained infrastructure that failed when it was needed most, and leadership priorities not focused on recovery and resiliency.
A husband, father, project management professional, and longtime Tampa Bay resident, Scott wants to make sure our community can rebuild and thrive again. He's bringing decades of project management experience to realign city priorities and improve the city's resiliency while helping every family and business fully recover.
Born into a U.S. Air Force household, Scott grew up with a deep respect for service and integrity. After moving to Tampa Bay almost 40 years ago, he graduated from the University of South Florida with degrees in Engineering and Business Administration and went on to create a career helping engineering organizations solve complex challenges and deliver projects on time and on budget. Today, he serves on both the St. Pete Beach Police Pension Board and the Belle Vista Civic Association Board, working hands-on to improve his community.
When he's not leading projects or serving his neighbors, Scott enjoys spending time on the beach and playing music with friends. He and his wife, Lynette, are committed to helping create a better St Pete Beach for our community and future generations to come.

Scott Tate Opposes the Current Mayor's Plan to Increase Tolls on Vehicles Entering St. Pete Beach
IMPROVING ST. PETE BEACH
Protect the character of St. Pete Beach by opposing any plan to place new tolls on vehicles entering our city.
Ensure the permitting and approval process works for, not against, residents and businesses.
Cut wasteful spending, and focus the city's efforts on essential items that improve the resiliency and quality of life for St. Pete Beach residents.
Secure alternative sources of revenue to offset our property taxes, such as increased shares of the Penny for Pinellas sales tax, the tourist (bed) tax, and transportation impact fees.
Facilitate the use of existing Florida Department of Transportation budgets to beautify medians and easements on Gulf Boulevard and all other state owned roads within St. Pete Beach.
Increase and beautify beach access points for residents.
Collaborate with Publix to expedite the opening of a new store on St. Pete Beach.


