News & Public Notices
City Launches Program for Hurricane RepairsBeginning today at 9 a.m., more financial aid will be available for Tampa homeowners affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton.The City of Tampa, with the…
City Launches Program for Hurricane RepairsBeginning November 17th, more financial aid will be available for Tampa homeowners affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton.The City of Tampa, with the…
As Tampa marks one year since the unprecedented back-to-back hurricanes of fall 2024, a look back at the response and recovery efforts underscores the city’s resilience and fight to come back…
The City of Tampa has released its proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget, themed “Grounded in Progress,” reflecting a continued commitment to strengthening core city services, investing in resilient…
In preparation for another potentially active storm season this year, the City of Tampa is reinforcing its stormwater pumping stations and response strategy.After last year's unprecedented flooding…
Just days into the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, the City of Tampa is spotlighting how data-driven strategies helped the city bounce back faster after back-to-back storms last year.When Hurricanes…
Hundreds of roadway cave-ins — most caused by hurricanes Helene and Milton — have been repaired and city crews are working diligently to fix the final batch in the coming weeks.Unlike potholes which…
Stormwater Virtual Town HallWith storm season quickly approaching, the City of Tampa will be highlighting the proactive steps the Stormwater Department is taking to ready its system.From continuously…
Extreme rainfall events — more so than gradual sea level rise — is the primary environmental vulnerability to Tampa homeowners, according to a new Vulnerability Assessment of the City of Tampa.…
The City of Tampa continues to make progress on its recovery from last year's hurricanes, with five more Parks and Recreation facilities poised to open by the end of May."Storm clean-up or…
$3.2 Million in Disaster Relief Funding Approved for Hurricane VictimsTampa City Council voted unanimously Thursday to approve $3.2 million in State Housing Initiatives Partnership Program (SHIP)…
The City of Tampa is honoring its Solid Waste workers with a well-deserved celebration after their monumental efforts in clearing debris following two devastating hurricanes.To show gratitude for…
Tasked with clearing an unprecedented amount of storm debris following the passage of two major back-to-back hurricanes this Fall, the City of Tampa’s Solid Waste Department is proud to announce it…
As our community continues to recover from Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the City of Tampa wants to make the public aware of a Substantial Damage Letter they may be receiving in the mail this week.…
Following Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the City of Tampa is on track to complete its storm debris removal operations on December 20, well ahead of schedule, to give residents a clean and safe…
Nearly five weeks after Hurricane Milton, the City of Tampa knows that many businesses are still feeling the impacts from Hurricanes Milton and Helene. There are new grants and extended interest-free…
City of Tampa Utilities staff will resume reading water meters by the end of the week, in an effort to provide as many customers as possible with updated utility bills.Since mid-October, customers…
If your home was affected by severe weather during Hurricanes Helene and Milton and you live within the city limits of Tampa, the City of Tampa's online tool for virtual appointments can help."Q-Up…
Research Before You RepairTAMPA, Fla. (October 23, 2024) -- As storm repair work picks up, the City of Tampa is reminding the public to beware of contractor fraud, price gouging, and other issues…
The City of Tampa is expanding its support for residents impacted by recent hurricanes by opening three additional FEMA assistance centers starting tomorrow, October 23.These centers will provide…
Widespread destruction caused by back-to-back hurricanes has left unprecedented amounts of debris in the City of Tampa. Clean up efforts began immediately, with the Solid Waste Department stepping up…
Due to increased levels of waste, The City of Tampa Department of Solid Waste services are revised due to delays. Residents may experience delays in residential garbage collection on Monday,…
Due to ongoing recovery efforts from Hurricane Milton, all City of Tampa offices and facilities will remain closed for regular operations on Monday, October 14, 2024. This closure includes all City…
The City of Tampa has opened four sites to deliver vital supplies to residents impacted by Hurricane Milton.Drive-through PODS – point of distributions sites – are handing out supplies including…
UPDATE: All roads are opened, but there are still many intersection lights out. Residents are advised to treat these areas as four way stops.For those who have evacuate to areas outside of city…
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