Weekly Brief
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12/18/25 – Consequential Agenda to Close Out 2025
The final council meeting of 2025 has no shortage of consequential votes that will resonate for years to come. From…
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12/11/25 – Final CRA and Land Use Meetings of 2025
CRA to vote on services agreement with city and final evening land use hearing of the year.
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12/04/25 – Multi-modal Impact Fee Finally Gets a Vote Along With $90+Million in Funding Requests
Additionally council to discuss TPD relying on stormwater staff for concrete barriers for special events and the effect on budget…
Look Ahead
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12/18/25 – 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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12/11/25 – CRA & 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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12/04/25 – Regular Meeting
This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description, parses the Background…
More Stories
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This Week 8-11-25
Council is off with a couple of budget workshops to start the week. And a humble ask for support.
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Council’s First FY26 Budget Workshop is in the Books
Council try to find their footing as they look at $41 million in general paving planned for FY26.
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This Week 8-7-25
Limited preview of the 8-7-25 Council agenda due to missing supporting documents from the city.
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Council Wrap Up 7-31-25
Council approves agreement providing Jackson House easements, finance department caught “flat footed” over credit card fees, Kiley Garden still in…
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This Week 7-31-25
Maybe finally a resolution for the Jackson House, mayor moves ahead with council’s $12 million FY24 funding request, and a…
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This Week 7-24-25
FY26 CRA Budget, UrbanWorx East Tampa/Ybor Development and how to fund the Sanchez Y Haya project lead the morning agenda…
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Agendas 7-24-25
Tampa City Council and CRA Board agendas for 7-24-75 including background notes from staff, links to supporting documents and zoning…
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Council Still Can’t See the Forest for the Trees
Filed under editorial, initial thoughts on the mayor’s budget presentation for FY26 and council’s response.
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This Week 7-17-25
Council is back with the mayor’s fiscal year 2026 budget presentation headlining the agenda.