Weekly Brief
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11/6/25 Preview – Trees, FY25 Budget and Code Enforcement Lead Agenda
Newly elected Council Member Naya Young joins council for their regular agenda meeting this Thursday. Topics include funding a cross…
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10/30 – Impact Fees and Sulphur Springs Lead Workshop Agenda
Thursday council will hold morning workshops headlined by the final workshop to determine extraordinary circumstances to increase multi-modal impact fees…
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10/23/25 Agenda Preview
Final vote on The Wheel and preliminary work proposed for South Howard Flood Relief Project. 77 additional items appear on…
Look Ahead
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11/06-25 Regular Meeting
This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description, parses the Background…
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10/30/25 – Workshop & Evening Land Use
This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description, parses the Background…
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10/23/25 – Regular Meeting Agenda
Regular meeting 10/23/25. This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description,…
More Stories
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Wrap Up 6-5-25
The ongoing saga of fire station 24 once again took center stage as timelines continue to grow.
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6-5-25 – Bonding and Bowing
Bonding, board seats, ShotSpotter and bowing to Trump Executive Orders fills this week’s agenda.
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Solving For the Wrong Number – Future Land Use Plan Update
The planning commission says we need to accommodate another 74,000 people. The current plan already does that. What are we…
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Stormwater: Council Workshop 5-22-25
Council spent most of Thursday morning discussing stormwater. From a long term master plan currently under way to what’s being…
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This Week 5-22-25
Morning workshops and the transmittal hearing for the future land use plan update moves forward.
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Agendas 5-22-25
Agendas for Tampa City Council workshop and evening land use application hearings including map of application locations.
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Reflections on the Past Week
The lack of leadership of a body that’s being asked too much of isn’t good for the city. If we…

