KEY PLAZA Apartments

12/25/2025

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas.

12/03/2025

I was delighted to contribute to TarmakUSA's Distinctive Stones initiative by donating shelf-stable items to Feeding Tampa Bay 2025. https://tarmakusa.com/feeding-tampa-bay-2025/

11/27/2025

Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday.

07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day.

11/28/2024

Have a very happy Thanksgiving Holiday.

11/11/2024

Today we salute and thank our courageous veterans.

10/14/2024

Great news. Please flush all lines and throw out the first ice maker batch. Thank you.

BOIL WATER NOTICE LIFTED

The City of St. Petersburg has lifted the citywide boil water notice that was issued during Hurricane Milton. Residents and businesses in St. Petersburg, Lealman, and South Pasadena can now resume normal water usage. After thorough testing, results confirm that the water in those areas now meets all safety and quality standards. The boil water notice is still in effect for the City of Gulfport. Residents and businesses of Gulfport should follow instructions from the Gulfport water utilities.

This precautionary notice was put in place when water pressure in the distribution system dropped below regulatory levels due to more than 300-plus water main breaks caused by the storm.

As a precaution, the Florida Department of Health recommends running each tap for at least five minutes to flush the lines. Be sure to also flush misters, drinking fountains, ice makers (discard the first batch of ice), soda machines, and any other equipment connected to the water supply.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we worked to restore safe water to the community.

https://www.stpete.org/news_detail_T30_R1217.php

10/11/2024

UPDATE ON POTABLE (DRINKING WATER) SERVICE IN ST. PETE:

The City is responding to a water main break that will impact potable water services across the entire city. To address the issue and prevent further complications, the City is shutting off potable (drinking) water service citywide beginning at midnight tonight, October 9.

Residents and businesses should prepare for this temporary shutdown, which is expected to last until the necessary repairs can be completed. Repairs to the water line will begin once it is safe for crews to be outside. Affected areas may already be experiencing low water pressure or service interruptions.

The City is issuing a boil water notice for all potable water used for drinking, cooking, and brushing teeth until further notice. Once the system is restored, further testing will be conducted to ensure water safety before lifting the boil water notice.

Once it is safe to do so, the City will work around the clock to address this issue. Updates will be provided through the City’s website, emergency alerts and social media channels.

https://www.stpete.org/news_detail_T30_R1196.php

10/11/2024

When you get power back on please boil water before using to be safe.

REMINDER:
St. Pete (along with Gulfport, South Pasadena, and Lealman) is currently under a boil water notice. Drinking water has been restored, but the city remains under a boil water notice until Monday, Oct. 14.

What You Need to Know:
- Boil water for drinking, cooking, brushing teeth, and cleaning. Bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 minute and allow it to cool before use.
- Bottled water is also recommended during this period.

For additional safety tips, see the Florida Department of Health's guidelines here: www.floridahealth.gov/about/_documents/emergency-information-factsheet-boil-water-2022-ver2.pdf

10/10/2024

Duke Energy is expected to complete assessment of damage from the hurricane by Friday afternoon. Please be patient with the loss of power and services. We are all trying to begin the cleanup and get back to normal. Please be careful during this time.

10/07/2024

Please listen to all evacuation orders. Key Plaza or local law enforcement will not be able to assist you during storm. If you are in a mandatory evacuation please gotta nearest shelters do not stay.

Pinellas County has issued mandatory evacuation orders for all residents in evacuation zones A, B and C and ALL mobile homes, effective immediately, today, Monday, Oct. 7. You may find your Evacuation Zone at pinellas.gov/evacuation-zone/

Make your plans now to stay with friends, family or in another safe place outside the evacuation area. We also have 6 shelters open now, including shelters for people with special needs and those with pets.

For more information, including available public shelters, transportation info and special needs registration, visit: disaster.pinellas.gov

10/07/2024

Pinellas County has started mandatory evacuations for our long-term care facilities, assisted living facilities and hospitals in Zone A, B and C. We are coordinating directly with these facilities to make sure our most vulnerable residents have time to relocate to safety in the event we get severe impacts from the storm.

The mandatory orders are only for these facilities, but Pinellas County is encouraging voluntary evacuation for residents in Zone A, B and C and mobile homes in advance of possible mandatory orders Monday. At-risk residents can evacuate only a few miles to higher ground and safe structures outside of Zone C. If evacuations are ordered, the County will open emergency shelters.

Stay in the loop for any additional announcements and sign up for direct notifications from Alert Pinellas at https://disaster.pinellas.gov