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6/4/26 – CRA Board once again scheduled to vote on Rays stadium MOU
Beyond the looming vote, the CRA Board have a full agenda including discussions about funding limits on special request projects and the updated East Tampa district Community Redevelopment Plan.
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6/11/26 – CRA & Evening Land Use
A reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda including mirrored supporting documents and…
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The Tree Trust Fund Debate
Tampa is debating how to best utilize its tree trust fund, which currently holds…
Last Week
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6/4/26 – School speed zone cameras and changes coming to public comment
This week, the council will vote on a 65-item agenda, including a $12 million CRA budget realignment and a $1 million allocation for TPD gas and lubricants.
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6/4/26 – Regular Meeting
65 item agenda for the June 4, 2026 regular city council meeting.
Tampa Land Use Map
Have you ever wanted to check the current zoning for a property but also its future land use designation? Now you can with our interactive map.
Keeping Up
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CRA, Rays and where things stand
The Tampa CRA are scheduled to vote Thursday on the MOU with the Tampa Bay Rays. The vote is still in doubt.
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Transportation & Mobility Administrator Jean Duncan to retire
After more than 23 years Duncan retires under the shadow of a recent $350,000 settlement by the city for allegations of discrimination, retaliation and potential…
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Tampa City Council to vote on list of school zone speed camera locations
18 schools to start as new speed study highlighting 12 new school zones for the cameras while retaining 6 of the 12 originally identified.
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Tampa CRA Board delay vote on Rays Stadium MOU
The $100 million CRA contribution is the largest part of the city’s proposed financial commitment. It’s unclear what the delay will have on the deal
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On the MOU with Rays for stadium funding
The non-binding agreement with the MLB team has the City of Tampa committing $80 million in Community Investment Tax (CIT) funds and $100 million from…
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Tampa City Council to vote on MOU with Rays next Thursday May 21
The non-binding agreement would allow more detailed negotiations to continue and has been a point of contention for the legislature to approve the funding promised…
From the Editor
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Public comment on public comment
Tampa Monitor is a result of public comment. I’ve listened to almost every public comment for at least 5 years. I care as much — maybe more — what the…
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On the MOU with Rays for stadium funding
The non-binding agreement with the MLB team has the City of Tampa committing $80 million in Community Investment Tax (CIT) funds and $100 million from the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA).