Why would a city spend nearly $100,000 on welcome signs?
For Largo officials, the answer isn’t simply replacing aging infrastructure. It’s about creating a stronger sense of arrival for residents and visitors while reinforcing the city’s identity in Pinellas County, where municipal boundaries can be easy to miss.
The Largo City Commission approved the purchase and installation of new gateway signs Tuesday as part of its consent agenda, authorizing an estimated $97,313 for the project. The item was approved without discussion…