Latest
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7-16-26 – $17.4 GMP for Fire Station 24 headlines 95 item agenda
Council return from a 2 week vacation and are set to vote on $37 million in spending plus another $43 million reallocation for Wasterwater Master Plan.
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7-16-26 Regular Meeting
A reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda including mirrored supporting documents and…
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6/15/26 Wrap Up: Bercaw resigns, Rays and Land Development Code Update
A consolidated recap of items of note from the editor.
Last Week
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6/25/26 June Workshop – Trees, noise & continuing discussion about public comment
Council close out June with a workshop Thursday morning and an evening land use meeting that runs the gamut from amendments to the comprehensive plan, to alley vacation and rezoning for South Ybor to alcohol use permit requests.
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6/25/26 – Workshop & Evening Land Use
A reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda including mirrored supporting documents and interactive zoning map of land use items.

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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The cost of development and an overdue budget decision
Permit fees stopped covering costs three years ago. The city covered the gap from savings — now effectively empty.
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Area Median Income (AMI) and Affordable Housing
Quick explainer on how AMI—Area Median Income—works with affordable housing including chart for current HUD and state income limits.
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What Would Tallahassee’s Property Tax Cuts Cost Tampa
If passed, the city would face more than $80 million a year in cuts to service.
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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.
From the Editor
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6/15/26 Wrap Up: Bercaw resigns, Rays and Land Development Code Update
A consolidated recap of items of note from the editor.

