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Hundreds of residents from across East Tampa will gather Saturday, May 9 to celebrate the completion of the Fair Oaks Recreation Complex with a community-wide "Party in the Park."

The free celebration starts at 10 a.m., and will feature live…
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Interview Mayor Jane Castor following final FEMA Review Council MeetingMedia outlets are invited to interview Tampa Mayor Jane Castor on Thursday, May 7, following the…
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Built to LastDelivering her 2026 State of the City address from Tampa’s newest community centerpiece—the Fair Oaks Recreation Complex in East Tampa—Mayor Jane Castor made her message clear: invest in the fundamentals to keep Tampa’s momentum strong…
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PURPOSE: Mayor Jane Castor will deliver the 2026 State of the City address.
SPEAKERS: 59th Mayor of the City of Tampa, Mayor Jane CastorDATE: Tuesday, May 5,…
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Tampa Voices, America’s Story: Be Part of 250With the nation’s 250th birthday just two months away, the City of Tampa is inviting residents of all ages to help tell America’s story through their own words."The Art of the Pen,"…
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Traffic Advisory: May 1 - 2With Riverfest, a free two-day public event activating the full length of the Riverwalk and several parks, along with a Tampa Bay Lightning watch party at Water Works Park, expect heavy traffic and large crowds of…
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Tampa Convention Center Nominated for Best Convention Center for Fourth Consecutive YearFor the fourth year in a row, Tampa Convention Center is nominated for Best Convention Center (Regional – Southeast U.S.) in the prestigious Stella Awards. The…
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Salcines Park Renovation Celebrated With Ribbon CuttingSalcines Park, once considered the gateway to West Tampa, has been revitalized with a full park redesign that will restore a vibrant, safe, and popular gathering space. 

This ribbon…
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7th Avenue Reopens with Completion of Bricking Project's Second PhaseWork on the second phase of the 7th Avenue Bricking Project has wrapped up ahead of schedule, allowing Ybor City's main drag between 17th and 19th streets to reopen Monday. …
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The City of Tampa is now accepting applications from residents to serve on a non-partisan board that will advise the Mayor and other officials on how to best implement development projects.In 2023, City Council approved the Community Benefits…
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The City of Tampa is pulling out all the stops to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with "Liberty by the Bay," a high-energy, family-friendly Fourth of July celebration set to light up Julian B. Lane Park and the entire downtown waterfront on…
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City of Tampa Solid Waste Celebrates 3Rs Art & Poetry Contest Winners on Earth DayIn honor of Earth Day, the City of Tampa's Department of Solid Waste and Environmental Program Management will celebrate the winners of the 2026 3R's Art &…
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Traffic Advisory: BTS Merchandise SalesJust how big is the K-Pop band BTS? Big enough to shut down an entire road - for their merchandise.Starting Wednesday, April 22 at 6:00 A.M., Tampa Bay Boulevard will be closed in front of Raymond James Stadium…
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Downtown Park Shines After Extensive RenovationsThe long-awaited unveiling of a dramatically improved Herman Massey Park has arrived.

The goal was to transform the 21,000-square-foot urban park into a vibrant, safe, and popular gathering…
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The City of Tampa will host a kickoff event, Tuesday, April 21st to announce its new Microgrant Program, designed to support low and moderate-income entrepreneurs and small businesses at various stages of growth. The program provides direct…
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Weekend Traffic Advisory: April 24 - 26This weekend is going to be K-poppin’, so plan ahead for heavier traffic around Tampa’s major entertainment hubs as concerts, festivals, and conventions bring tens of thousands of visitors into the city.
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Paving Crews Building on Last Year's Record Setting PaceAfter a record-setting 76 lane-miles paved last year, the Mobility Department is putting the pedal to the metal to build on that momentum.

Through March, crews have already paved roughly…
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City Government 101 Public ForumThe City of Tampa is inviting residents to take a closer look at how their local government works with an upcoming "City Government 101" public forum — an informative, interactive session…
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Tampa's First Earth Fair this SundayAll are invited to Tampa’s very first Earth Fair.Sunday, April 19, from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. at Al Lopez Park, environmental stewardship will be in full bloom. Participants will have…
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West Riverwalk Construction At Full SteamWork is now underway on multiple segments of the West River BUILD Project -- also known as the West Riverwalk -- bringing to life one of the most transformative projects in the City of Tampa in decades.
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Tampa earns national recognition as Tree City USAThe City of Tampa is being recognized as a 2025 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation, honoring the city’s commitment to plant, grow, and maintain trees to benefit its…
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Tampa Hope Expands Occupancy Availability with 100 New CottagesJust in time for spring, 100 new Hope Cottages are ready to welcome individuals who are without a home. The structures are located within Catholic Charities'…
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The City of Tampa is cutting the ribbon today on a beautiful, new South Tampa park and playground.The space, formally South Dundee Park, but called Butterfly Glade Park by the neighbors, covers about half an acre. It includes multiple play…
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Junior League of Tampa Celebrates 100 YearsMembers of the Junior League of Tampa will gather outside Old City Hall today to celebrate the organization’s centennial anniversary.They will be joined by Mayor Jane Castor, who will be issuing a…
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The City of Tampa offices will be closed on Friday, April 3, 2026, in observance of the Spring Holiday.Residential customers will not receive collection service on Friday, April 3, 2026. The revised collection schedule is as follows:Residential…
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 A Tampa woman whose life has been defined by both profound loss and enduring resilience has received $30,000 from the City of Tampa’s Homeowner Hurricane Assistance Program (HHA) to complete major repairs on her Port Tampa home, following the…
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Dozens of people from three agencies, as well as some volunteer divers, are helping to keep the Hillsborough River junk free with a cleanup Tuesday.Crews will be working from 8 am to noon, in, around, and on the water, identifying and removing items…
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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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Tampa’s Largest AAPI Celebration Returns to Curtis Hixon Waterfront ParkThe Mayor’s Asian American Pacific Islander Advisory Council invites the public to join in the festivities at the 2026 Tampa Asian Pacific Islander Cultural…
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New Regional Drought Restrictions Promote Water ConservationAs the Southwest Florida Water Management District (District) approves Modified Phase III "Extreme" Water Shortage Restrictions, the…
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Tampa Doubles its Ditch GradingWith a little over three months until hurricane season, the City of Tampa is working aggressively to prepare its stormwater system by re-grading ditches to maximize their capacity.Through February, the City has graded…
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City of Tampa Hosts Networking, Information Event For Local BusinessesThe City of Tampa is hosting a Job Order Contracting Information Session & Networking event today at City Center at Hanna Avenue.Attendees will be able to connect with City-…
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The Mayor’s Asian American Pacific Islander Advisory Council invites the public to join in the festivities at the 2026 Tampa Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Festival, happening at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park in downtown Tampa this Saturday, March…
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Expect heavy traffic this weekend as March Madness rolls into Tampa, with the first and second rounds of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship taking place at Benchmark International Arena on Friday and Sunday. Thousands of fans from…
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The City of Tampa's Rising Explorers summer program has 70 paid internships available that can bring students money, inspiration, and invaluable career insight.Rising Explorers is for 16- to 19-year-olds who are current students at any Hillsborough…
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Tampa Parks & Recreation Department Hosts 44th Annual Senior Day in the ParkSenior Day in the Park is set for Friday, March 13, when more than 400 local…
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Traffic Advisory: Saturday, March 14Do not just leave your drive to luck, prepare for a packed Saturday in and around downtown, as numerous events, including the River O' Green and St. Patrick's Parade celebrations, draw in tens of thousands of…
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An underutilized portion of North Downtown Tampa is one step closer to undergoing a transformation that includes affordable housing, commercial space, and drastically improved connectivity.The Request for Proposal review period to redevelop four…
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The Parks and Recreation Department is nearing completion of a sports lighting upgrade at three parks: Calvin Taylor Park, the Himes Avenue Sports Complex, and the Rowlett Activity Center.Lights are up and shining at Calvin Taylor. Work is expected…
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Water Works Park's very popular playground is even more welcoming and even more safe with the recent installation of a new piece of ADA-friendly equipment.The Parks and Recreation Department has installed a We-Go-Round, which offers ample room for…
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As a direct response to the tragic crash on November 8, 2025, in Ybor City, the City of Tampa and the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) are moving forward with new measures aimed at making the district safer.The first step includes repaving a…
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Ybor City Roadway Safety ImprovementsAs a direct response to the tragic crash on November 8, 2025, in Ybor City, the City of Tampa and the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) are moving forward with new measures aimed at making the district safer.…
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The City of Tampa will commemorate Women’s History Month next Tuesday at the 29th Annual Women’s History Month Celebration, an annual tradition recognizing the impact of women in public service and the contributions they have made to the Tampa…
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Updating Tampa’s Development CodeThe rulebook that guides Tampa’s development is being updated and members of the public are encouraged to provide their feedback on the first of three installments that is ready for…
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Weekend Traffic Advisory: February 27 - March 1A wide array of events, activities, and festivals will be in full swing this weekend in, and around, downtown Tampa, drawing tens of thousands of visitors and likely leading to congested streets and…
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Tampa tennis players with Parks and Recreation’s free Wheelchair Tennis program are gearing up for an upcoming tournament and encouraging others interested in playing to join the fun.The program was launched a decade ago with two or three…
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The Hillsborough County Historical Advisory Council and the City of Tampa's Arts & Cultural Affairs Department are celebrating the placement of 10 new historical markers across Tampa. The new markers will be added to Tampa's Soulwalk, a 46-mile…
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SUNDAY: Finale of Black Love Classics Series at Tampa TheatreTampa Theatre’s Fifth Annual Black Love Classics Series, presented by Tampa Electric, concludes this Sunday, February 22, with a 3:00 pm showing of Carmen Jones. Tickets are $12 ($9 for…
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Honoring Hattie Wright, Tampa's Version of Rosa ParksMore than three decades before Rosa Parks bravely defied Jim Crow segregation laws and became "the mother of the civil rights movement," the fearless and powerful Hattie Wright stood her own…
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On Wednesday, February 18, Mayor Jane Castor and Congresswoman Kathy Castor will join the Climate Action Campaign for an Extreme Weather People’s Hearing.The hearing will highlight how increasingly extreme weather events are threatening the lives…