The Memorial

Our Monuments

Two monuments stand along the St. Petersburg waterfront — one for the officers who wore the badge, one for the firefighters who answered the alarm. Together they hold their names, and each year the community gathers there to remember.

Police Monument

For Those Who Wore the Badge

The police monument stands in honor of the St. Petersburg officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. Every name engraved here represents a life of service and a family who carries their memory forward.

It is a place to pause, to remember, and to give thanks for those who ran toward danger so others could be safe.

See the officers in the Hall of Heroes →
Firefighter Monument

For Those Who Answered the Alarm

Dedicated on February 4, 2026, the firefighter monument honors the St. Petersburg firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting our community. Their names are inscribed beside a memorial bell and a bronze tribute to the ones who answered every call.

It stands as a lasting place of remembrance — for the firefighters, and for the families who stood beside them.

See the firefighters in the Hall of Heroes →
Watch

The Annual Memorial Service

Each year the community gathers at the memorial to read the names and honor those we've lost. Choose a year to watch.

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Leave a Lasting Tribute

The memorial is a place for the whole community. You can honor a loved one or a fallen hero with an engraved paver set among the monuments — a permanent mark of remembrance.

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