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With post-storm recovery efforts in full swing, the City of Tampa, in partnership with Hillsborough County and the Florida Department of Emergency Management, has activated two Comfort Stations to assist residents affected by Hurricane Helene.…
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FEMA announced Sunday that federal disaster assistance was approved by President Joe Biden and is now available to Hillsborough County residents as recovery efforts continue in the areas affected by Hurricane Helene.

The President's action…
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Critical Stormwater Clearing Post-Storm With post-storm operations in full swing, the City of Tampa's Stormwater crews are gearing up for a weekend of drain clearing.

Tropical storm force winds, heavy rainfall, and…
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One of Tampa's main Wastewater pump stations that went offline due to flooding caused by Hurricane Helene is back on.

The Krauss Pumping Station, located at 163 S Ashley Street, which processes every customer's wastewater, was repaired Friday…
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Tampa Solid Waste Begins Storm Debris Collection Post Hurricane Helene The City of Tampa Solid Waste Department will begin collection of storm debris on Monday, September 30, 2024. Storm debris will include…
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Babe Zaharias has just completed a major renovation of all 18 of the golf course greens and the practice putting green.New TifEagle greens have been installed, along with new greenside bunkers. This $1,000,000 renovation combined with clubhouse…
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Residents are asked to reduce water usage, when possible, to reduce the impact on the City of Tampa's Wastewater infrastructure, as repairs are made following Hurricane Helene.Two Wastewater pumping stations are down due to flooding, including one…
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As severe weather sets in and the threat of storm surge and flooding increases into the evening and night, the City of Tampa will remain closed through Friday.Additionally, Solid Waste services will be suspended Friday, September 27. Customers are…
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TAMPA, Fla. (September 26, 2024) -- The Department of Solid Waste will suspend services through Friday, September 27, 2024 due to Hurricane Helene and will resume normal operations on Monday, September 30, 2024. The revised schedule is as…
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Storm SurgeGaining strength as it moves up the Florida Gulf Coast, Hurricane Helene is creating potentially life-threatening conditions for communities along the state's western coastline, including Tampa Bay.Along with tropical storm force winds,…
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 The City of Tampa is hosting an interactive training session designed to empower neighborhood associations and crime watch groups. The registration deadline is Thursday, September 26.On Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 9 AM to 2 PM, local…
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The City of Tampa will hold a press conference at 5:30 PM today, September 25, at the Emergency Operations Center to provide the public with updates on the city’s preparations for Hurricane Helene, as well as expected impacts from the storm. The…
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In preparation for Hurricane Helene, the City of Tampa will begin a partial activation of the Emergency Operations Center this evening.With the impact of Helene expected to be felt in the Tampa Bay area early Thursday morning, the EOC will enter a…
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Due to the impending arrival of Tropical Storm Helene, all City of Tampa offices will be closed on Thursday, September 26. This closure allows city staff to focus on emergency response efforts as the storm approaches.Additionally, garbage, recycling…
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Tropical Storm Helene expected to impact the Tampa Bay area by Thursday, the City of Tampa is taking proactive steps to prepare our community, with special focus on water, stormwater, and wastewater systems.As part of the city's storm preparedness…
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The Department of Solid Waste will be revising services in preparation for Tropical Storm Helene.

The revised schedule is as follows:Residential collection:Garbage, recycling, and yard waste collection will be suspended on Thursday, September…
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In advance of what is expected become Hurricane Helene, preparations are underway at the City of Tampa to ensure its services and infrastructure is ready for the severe weather and its impacts.Stormwater crews are aggressively working to ensure the…
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In advance of what is expected to become Hurricane Helene impacting the Gulf Coast, the City of Tampa is opening sandbag distribution sites begin tomorrow, Tuesday, September 24, at 8 a.m.Sandbag operations will commence at three locations for…
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The City of Tampa, in partnership with the Junior League of Tampa, will be collecting diapers the week of September 23 for local families in need. The donation drive will kick off with a flag-raising ceremony on Monday, September 23, hosted by City…
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The City of Tampa, in partnership with the Junior League of Tampa, will be collecting diapers the week of September 23 for local families in need. The donation drive will kick off with a flag raising ceremony, on Monday, September 23, hosted by City…
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The City of Tampa is proud to attract federal funding once again for its longstanding public transit needs. Announced this week, the City will receive a $1 million Technical Assistance Grant from the US Department of Transportation through the…
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Tampa to Celebrate its Second Annual World Car-Free Day on September 22, 2024Joining more than 2,000 cities in 46 countries, Tampa will celebrate its second consecutive World Car-Free Day on Sunday, September 22, with Activation…
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The City of Tampa is gearing up for the 2nd Annual HBCU “U-KNOW” Day, hosted by City Councilwoman Gwendolyn “Gwen” Henderson. The community-driven event celebrates Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their legacy of excellence.…
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The City of Tampa will hold a ceremony to rename a portion of N. Albany Avenue in honor of the late Dr. Walter L. Smith, a Tampa native and former president of Florida A&M University (FAMU).The event, hosted by Tampa City Councilman Luis Viera,…
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Tampa Honors Legacy of Dr. Walter L. Smith with Street Renaming CeremonyThe City of Tampa will hold a ceremony to rename a portion of N. Albany Avenue in honor of the late Dr. Walter L. Smith, a Tampa native and…
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City of Tampa is Doubling its Paving CapacityThe City of Tampa is excited to announce the acquisition of a brand-new paving machine that, along with eight new hires, effectively doubles the City's in-house paving capacity.The…
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The Tampa Water Department will temporarily change its disinfection process from Monday, September 16 through Monday, October 7. This is part of routine maintenance to preserve the quality of our water.Our water will continue to meet all state and…
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The City of Tampa Launches Two-Year Project to Update the City’s Land Development CodeIn an effort to create an improved Land Development Code that is more user-friendly and meets the needs of our growing city, the City of Tampa is…
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Tampa teens wanting to give back to their community and looking for a glimpse into the workings of City Hall are invited to apply for seats on the Class of 2025 Mayor’s Youth Corps.The Mayor’s Youth Corps is comprised of students in grades 9, 10,…
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Tampa Fire Rescue is excited to participate in Fire Prevention Week 2024, running from October 6-12. This year's theme, "Smoke Alarms: Make them work for you," emphasizes the importance of having working smoke alarms in every home.During the week,…
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The City of Tampa is pleased to announce the resumption of normal operating hours at its McKay Bay Waste Disposal Complex and Scale House located at 114 South 34th Street Tampa, FL 33605.Beginning Monday, September 16, 2024, the Scale House facility…
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The City of Tampa is taking significant steps to modernize its stormwater infrastructure, addressing the growing challenge of managing localized flooding in our coastal, low-lying area.A recent storm on August 15 brought more than three inches of…
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State water officials have extended the once-a-week watering restrictions, just weeks after the Tampa Water Department, with the support of the Tampa City Council, decided to make them permanent.The Southwest Florida Water Management District (…
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The City of Tampa offices will be closed on Monday, September 2, 2024, in observance of Labor Day.The revised collection schedule is as follows:Residential Customers who normally receive service on Monday will not receive garbage,…
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The City of Tampa is proud to unveil its first Eco-Counter display at the corner of North Boulevard and West Cass Street. What is an Eco-Counter? It’s a high-visibility, digital unit that uses camera sensors to count passing pedestrians and…
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Mayor Jane Castor and representatives from the City of Tampa's Sister City Barranquilla, Colombia celebrated their longstanding relationship Friday, as Castor proclaimed August 23, "Barranquilla, Colombia Day."The mayor was joined by representatives…
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The City of Tampa is proud to celebrate the second anniversary of the Litter Skimmer, an essential asset in the city's ongoing efforts to keep its waterways clean. Since its launch, the Litter Skimmer has removed an impressive 72,500 pounds of trash…
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The new Housing Rehabilitation and Renovation Program will assist those within the Community Redevelopment Areas, or CRA's.
The City of Tampa's Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has announced new dates and locations for application…
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A new affordable housing development has begun interviewing potential residents for an apartment complex made possible by a partnership between the City of Tampa and Tampa-based developer, Blue Sky Communities.The Adderley, a 128-unit multifamily…
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The City of Tampa's Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) is pleased to announce the launch of the Housing Rehabilitation & Renovation Program (HRRP). The program aims to provide financial assistance for the renovation and repair of homes within…
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Historic 7th Avenue in Ybor City is going back to its roots, returning to a brick street after more than 60 years. Work on the first two blocks of the 7th Avenue Bricking Project has wrapped up ahead of schedule, with only a minimal delay due to…
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It's time to get rolling — the application window for the city's e-Bike Voucher Program opens tomorrow: Friday, August 16th at 8 A.M. and runs through 5 PM on August 30th.A total of 108 vouchers will be up for grabs.The e-Bike Voucher Program is…
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The Parks and Recreation Department, which offers an After School Program at 24 recreation and community centers across Tampa, has room for an additional 300-plus students for the 2024-25 school year."The After School Program is a fantastic free…
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The City of Tampa Solid Waste Department is concluding the collection of vegetative storm debris as of August 23, 2024. Residents are requested to place their hurricane vegetative debris curbside as soon as possible. Vegetative…
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Classroom grandparents are receiving a back to school treat from the City of Tampa. The Community Engagement and Partnerships team is surprising 60 Seniors in Service volunteers with $100 worth of “Dash Dollars.”This initiative was made possible by…
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The City of Tampa is proud to announce the return of "Suds and Solutions," a community initiative designed to alleviate financial stress by providing free laundry assistance to local families while connecting them with city services.The inaugural…
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Two years after launching one of its most popular programs that has helped more than 1,800 families secure a stable place to live, the City of Tampa is excited to announce its Rental and Move-in Assistance Program (RMAP) will once again be accepting…
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In recognition of Purple Heart Day, Mayor Jane Castor, Tampa Councilman Luis Viera and State Senator Jay Collins will join with the local Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapters and representatives from Florida Gold Star Families to raise a flag…
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Due to the flooding caused by Tropical Storm Debby, the layer of historic brick along the 4900 block of W. Prescott Street was found to be severely damaged and needs immediate repair. Until then, the roadway is closed off to the general public.The…
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Reminder: The City of Tampa Solid Waste Department is asking members of the public to avoid placing their containers curbside overnight, given the pending storm surges and gusts of wind. It is best to place containers out for…