Weekly Brief
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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.
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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…
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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…
Look Ahead
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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…
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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 interactive zoning map of land use…
More Stories
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Council narrowly approve moving forward with South Howard Flood Relief project but its future still in doubt
A funding shortfall of $39.8 million still needs to be identified.
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2/5/26 – 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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One More Thing
With the South Howard project taking up all of the oxygen in the room, there are significant projects that won’t…
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1/29/26 – Yes, the South Howard Flood Relief Project is back for another vote
A workshop focused on the South Howard Flood Relief Project in the morning with a $21 million vote moving funds…
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1/29/26 – 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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1/22/26 – Council to discuss combating hate speech during public comment
Light on controversial votes but heavy on discussions of important topics.
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2026 City of Tampa Charter Review Advisory Commission
Need to get up to speed on what the Charter Review Advisory Board is? Brief background and outline of who…
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Plan to ‘Save the Mirasol’ fails 5-2
Tyler Hudson, the attorney representing the property owners laid out the argument clearly—the owner had determined the only economically viable…
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1/22/25 – Regular Meeting
This is a reimagined version of the Tampa City Council agenda. It removes legalese from the description, parses the Background…
