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The city has been clearing storm drains and removed around 84 tons of debris. Some flood-prone areas could see more of the same from Helene.
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The Rental and Move-in Assistance Program, which began in 2022, will see a new round of applicants receive financial assistance for rental and housing.
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The July Fourth event is returning to Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park with family-friendly activities, live entertainment and an evening fireworks display.
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The annual salary for council members will increase by almost 40%.
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Red Bull Flugtag will be at the Tampa Convention Center this upcoming November.
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With federal funding obtained by U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, the department will begin purchasing the new vehicles for future use.
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Affordable housing, transportation and local control are among the points of discussion — along with some football talk with Detroit's mayor ahead of this weekend's Bucs-Lions playoff game.
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It would have generated an additional $45 million to pay for long-needed public safety, housing and infrastructure projects.
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Tampa Mayor Jane Castor said crews from the city's stormwater department has been working around the clock to get ready for the storm.
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City officials say the plan is focused on connecting neighborhoods, managing congestion and creating better roadway safety methods for bikers and pedestrians.
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The increase would mean the average homeowner would pay $19.29 more a month to address transportation, infrastructure, and other areas.
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City officials revealed a 30-year plan, called Tampa MOVES, that aims to improve traffic congestion and connect neighborhoods for pedestrians, bicyclists and transit riders. It will cost $2 billion.