Weekly Brief
-
6/18/26 – End of EBO and changes to public comment among 55 item agenda
43 items require a vote including $21,770,495.83 in spending.
-
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…
-
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…
Look Ahead
-
6/18/26 – Regular meeting
A reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda including mirrored supporting documents and interactive zoning map of land use…
-
6/11/26 – CRA & Evening Land Use
A reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda including mirrored supporting documents and interactive zoning map of land use…
More Stories
-
SB 48 would require allowing ADUs in all single family residential zoning districts
The proposal passed unanimously in the Senate Committee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development on Wednesday.
-
Community Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting Canceled
Ultimately Tampa City Council meetings are to conduct the business of the city, not public forums.
-
The Charter Review is Starting Off on the Wrong Foot
Nothing in the charter or the adopted ordinances says anything about council’s priorities in a charter review.
-
1/15/26 – CRA Board to consider $5.5 million in funding for Curtis Hixon Park; Mirasol development on Davis Islands highlights evening agenda
Council sit this week as the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board Thursday morning with evening land use applications in the…
-
Tampa Union Station’s $6 million renovation should be mostly done by this time in 2027
Jerel McCants, author of ‘The Architecture of Segregation’ is overseeing the effort.
-
1/15/26 – CRA & Evening Land Use
This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description, parses the Background…
-
1/8/26 – SoHo Flood Relief Project Back on Agenda as Council Catches Up on Unfinished Business
Council votes on $1 million HOPE shelter expansion but real test comes in how they spend the next six months.
-
Council Set to Vote on South Howard Flood Relief Project Grant Amendment
The $64+ million dollar project still hasn’t had a final design or price tag presented but council will be voting…
-
1/8/26 – Regular Agenda
This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description, parses the Background…