The Pinellas County Commission has backed down from its promise of funds for Affordable Housing for Low Income Families. It has also retarded development of a much needed One-Stop Information Center for dangerous mental health emergencies. It continues giving Pinellas County citizens thousands of life-inhibiting arrest records for misdemeanors by under-utilizing civil citations. These are the three concerns our 40 congregation interfaith coalition is addressing.

Our FAST Rally is March 8 (via Zoom) to hear the research and strategies we hope to follow. Our big Action is March 22 (via Zoom) to ask County officials to explain and change their intentions and practices.

Email the UUSP Office if we can put you on our UUSP/FAST contact list.