The City of St. Petersburg is currently evaluating wastewater discharges following the storm surge caused by Hurricane Helene. An incident has been reported at a private lift station, where approximately 400 gallons of wastewater were discharged due to a power outage. This discharge occurred at San Carlos & Caya Costa Ave NE and entered nearby storm drains leading to Lake Caya Costa. City crews are actively working in the area to prevent any further discharge.
Wastewater discharge reported in St. Petersburg after Hurricane Helene
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