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September MLK Business District Meet-Up

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September MLK Business District Meet-Up

September 9 @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm

DISTRICT 6 CANDIDATE MEETING | SEPTEMBER 9th 🗳️

 

The MLK Business District invites our members, local business owners and community stakeholders to join us for a special September meeting featuring St. Petersburg City Council District 6 Primary candidates Linsey Grove and Trevor Mallory.

📅 September 9th
⏰ 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
📍 Sapien Art Fitness: 701 Dr. M.L.K. Jr. St. S., Suite A St. Petersburg, FL

🚗Additional parking at 801 MLK S across 8th Ave S from 4Fitness!

With the District 6 Primary approaching, this meeting is an opportunity to hear directly from Linsey Grove and Trevor Mallory as they share their respective visions for District 6 and the future of St. Petersburg.

Both candidates will be provided equal time to speak, giving attendees the opportunity to learn more about their priorities, perspectives and plans for the district.

Our September meeting will be hosted by Sapien Art Fitness, a local St. Pete fitness and wellness community focused on intentional movement, strength and whole person wellness.

 

Meet Linsey Grove

A proven leader. A voice for progress.

Linsey Grove brings nearly two decades of experience as a public health advocate, educator, and small business owner to her candidacy for District 6. She’s a proud 12-year Roser Park homeowner, creative problem-solver, and known bridge-builder across political and community lines.

As a former president of the League of Women Voters of the St. Petersburg Area, Linsey has championed major initiatives like:

  • Complete Streets investment and implementation

  • Community Benefits Agreement advocacy

  • Zoning reform for affordable housing

  • LGBTQ+ homeless youth awareness

  • Reproductive health access and education

  • Mail-in voting access during COVID-19

Trevor Mallory is a lifelong St. Petersburg resident, local business leader and community advocate with deep roots in the Lakewood neighborhood. After playing six seasons of professional baseball with the Toronto Blue Jays organization, Trevor returned home to invest in his community through affordable housing, home rehabilitation and youth mentorship. He has served as President of Neighborhood Home Solutions, on the City of St. Petersburg’s Affordable Housing Advisory Committee and on the Citizen Redistricting Commission. Trevor is currently a candidate for St. Petersburg City Council District 6. (malloryforcouncil.com)