The traffic/sign issue that you reported to Pinellas County - SeeClickFix, has been forwarded to Pinellas County Public Works Traffic Management Division, so that they may investigate and take any necessary action.
Thank You for your input!

Pinellas County's Traffic Signal Division is continuing to work on the new adaptive control system and fine tuning is still being done on the Seminole Blvd corridor. Thank you for you input and your patience during this process.

While I accept that the county is working with a new system and needs to "fine tune", I would like to make this observation regarding the signal timing:
Before this change, the signal timing was predictable. You knew if the light turned green, you had a 'x' amount of time to go thru, not the 10 seconds we sometimes get now. You also knew turn arrows would work once per cycle, instead of skipping a couple, backing up traffic.
Now, with the new system in place, I am guaranteed to have to stop at the Seminole/Park blvd light, every single morning, and never know what to expect in the afternoons. I NEVER make it thru that light without stopping anymore. I have also observed that the light favors Seminole Blvd over Park Blvd, with periods of time where NO traffic is even traveling on Seminole Blvd. How this is perceived as "better" than before is beyond me. I'll bet this new system will operate the "dumb" way it did before, and everyone that lives out here would be much happier.