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2nd Avenue and Beach Blvd/Bayshore Drive will be blocked for Salvation Army Angel Tree Toy Run 10k. Catch the trolley at Central Avenue and 2nd Street.

Start: Dec 13, 2025 7:00am

End: Dec 13, 2025 10:30am

Coffee Pot Blvd. will be blocked for the Boley Jingle Bell Run 5k. Catch the bus at 15th Ave between Beach Dr & Locust St or Locust St between 15th Ave & 22nd Ave N.

Start: Dec 12, 2025 7:00pm

End: Dec 12, 2025 10:00pm

37th Street South between 18th Avenue South & 22nd Avenue will be blocked. Catch the bus northbound at 37th Street South & 18th Avenue South and southbound at 37th Street South & 22nd Avenue South

Start: Dec 8, 2025 12:00am

End: Feb 6, 2026 4:30pm

71st Street & 36th Avenue North will be blocked. Passengers should catch the bus along 71st Street near 34th Avenue North.

Start: Dec 2, 2025 4:00pm

End: Feb 2, 2026 12:00am

71st Street & 36th Avenue North will be blocked. Passengers should catch the bus along 71st Street near 34th Avenue North.

Start: Dec 2, 2025 4:00pm

End: Feb 2, 2026 12:00am

Until further notice, 71st Street will be blocked. Passengers should catch the bus at the next bus stop.

Start: Nov 24, 2025 9:07am

Until further notice, 9th Avenue North between 58th Street/Tyrone Blvd will be blocked. Passengers should catch the bus at the next bus stop.

Start: Oct 26, 2025 3:07pm

For the next year, Washington Dr., from 134th Ave N to Wilcox Dr., will be blocked. Passengers should catch the bus on 125th St N or 134th Ave N.

Start: Oct 26, 2025 3:05pm

End: Oct 26, 2026 12:00am

Until further notice, 46th Ave N at 71st St N will be blocked. Passengers should catch the bus at the next bus stop.

Start: Oct 26, 2025 1:22pm

Until further notice, Route 65 will not turn on Jeffords St. Passengers should catch the bus along Myrtle Ave to Druid Rd or a Jeffords & Fort Harrison.

Start: Oct 26, 2025 1:10pm

About Us

Our vision is to be the people’s first choice for transportation and a driving force for vitality in the community through innovation and partnership. 

  • 206
    Transit Vehicles
  • 46
    Bus Routes
  • 4,447
    Bus Stops
  • 655
    Bus Shelters 
  • 4
    Customer Service Centers 
  • 204,938
    Annual Calls Received by InfoLine
  • 10.4M
    Annual Rides (33,158 avg. weekday)
  • 269,137
    Bikes on Buses Trips 
  • 159,860
    PSTA Access Americans with Disabilities (ADA) Trips (501 avg. weekday) 
  • 9.8M
    Annual Service Mileage
  • 705,900
    Annual Service Hours 
  • $188M
    Annual Total Operating and Capital Budget 
  • 4
    Funding Sources: Federal and State Grants (22%), Passenger Fares (6%), Advertising and Misc. Revenue (4%), Ad Valoram Taxes (68%)
  • 659
    Number of Employees 
  • 073
    0.7342 Millage Rate (cap 0.75) 
  • 26
    Direct Connect Locations

Dive into our historical timeline and discover PSTA’s history, starting from St. Petersburg’s first streetcar in 1903.

Meet the dedicated leaders who guide PSTA’s mission to connect communities across Pinellas County. Our 15-member board brings together elected officials and engaged citizens from across the region, each representing the unique needs of their communities while working toward our shared vision of accessible, innovative transit. These are the people who help us stay grounded in what matters most—serving you and your neighbors with transit that truly works for everyone. 

According to the state legislation, the PSTA Board consists of 15 members appointed as follows: 

Deborah Figgs-Sanders

Deborah Figgs-Sanders

Council Member City of St. Petersburg, Chairperson

St. Petersburg

P.O. Box 2842 St.

Petersburg, FL 33731

Tom Reid

Tom Reid

Vice-Mayor of South Pasadena, Vice-Chairperson

Belleair, Belleair Bluffs, Gulfport, Kenneth City, Seminole, South Pasadena

7047 Sunset Drive S.

South Pasadena, FL 33707

Patti Reed

Patti Reed

Councilmember City of Pinellas Park, Secretary, Treasurer

Pinellas Park

5141 78th Avenue North

Pinellas Park, FL 33781

David Allbritton

David Allbritton

Councilmember City of Clearwater

Clearwater

Address: 600 Cleveland St.

Clearwater, FL 33756

Michael DiBrizzi

Michael DiBrizzi

Commissioner of Largo

Largo

201 Highland Ave

N Largo, FL 33770

Gina Driscoll

Gina Driscoll

Council Member City of St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg

P.O. Box 2842

St. Petersburg, FL 33731

Katie Gannon

Katie Gannon

Mayor of Oldsmar

Oldsmar, Safety Harbor, Tarpon Springs

100 State Street

West Oldsmar, FL 34677

Barbara Haselden

Barbara Haselden

Citizen of Pinellas County

Pinellas County Commission

1043 31st Terrace NE

St. Petersburg, FL 33704

Chris Latvala

Chris Latvala

Pinellas County Commissioner

Pinellas County

315 Court Street

Clearwater, FL 33756

Max McCann

Max McCann

Citizen of St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg

2648 3rd Avenue S

St Petersburg, FL 33712

Kathleen Peters

Kathleen Peters

Commissioner of Pinellas County

Pinellas County

315 Court Street

Clearwater, FL 33756

Adrian Petrila

Adrian Petrila

Mayor City of St. Pete Beach

Belleair Beach*, Belleair Shore*, Indian Rocks Beach, Indian Shores, Madeira Beach, North Redington Beach, Redington Beach, Redington Shores, St. Pete Beach*, Treasure Island*

155 Corey Ave.

St. Pete Beach, FL 33706

Chris Scherer

Chris Scherer

Commissioner of Pinellas County

Pinellas County

315 Court Street

Clearwater, FL 33756

Brian Scott

Brian Scott

Pinellas County Commissioner

Pinellas County

315 Court Street

Clearwater, FL 33756

Robert Walker

Robert Walker

Commissioner of Dunedin

Dunedin

PO Box 2005

Dunedin, FL 34697

*These cities are not members of the PSTA (St. Pete Beach and Treasure Island receive service via contract). 

Great transit doesn’t happen by accident. It takes collaboration, diverse perspectives, and people who genuinely care about getting you where you need to go. That’s where our committees come in. These dedicated groups help us stay connected to what matters most: serving real people with real transportation needs across Pinellas County. 

Whether you’re curious about how decisions get made behind the scenes or interested in adding your voice to the conversation, our committees are where community input meets transit innovation.