The sessions include community management, legal responsibilities, rule making, insurance, budgets, reserves, and audits.
Closed facilities include County administrative offices, neighborhood service centers and libraries.
Buckhorn gave The Green Artery a vote of confidence at its Wednesday meeting.
A Tampa resident is taking action against the Florida Highway Patrol after he was ticketed for flashing his high beams at other drivers.
Join the mayor online tonight (Tuesday, August 30) to discuss Tampa's 2012 Budget.
The state is in the process of redrawing House, Senate and congressional districts. Tampa’s public input meeting takes place from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. this evening (Monday, August 29) in the Jefferson High School Auditorium, 4401 Cypress St.
Mayor Bob Buckhorn will kick off the monthly program to help improve quality of life in neighborhoods.
The green spaces group will meet downtown on August 31.
Tampa Family Health Centers breaks ground on new facility.
There will be no residential garbage, yard-waste recycling, or blue-box recycling collection on Labor Day - Monday.
Hillsborough County offers an interactive program to show residents how the inner operations work. Register now. Classes begin Sept. 13.
Tampa Bay ranks second in a new report on the most dangerous U.S. cities for pedestrians. North Nebraska and West Waters avenues have been particularly deadly in Central Tampa.
Hillsborough County’s Small Business Information Center (SBIC) is offering two additional free food industry workshops this month for at-home bakers.
The members of the City Council of the City of Tampa are seeking citizens to serve on several City of Tampa Boards, Commissions, and Advisory Councils/Commissions.
Sharpe plans to run against incumbent Democrat Kathy Castor whose district includes parts of Tampa, as well as parts of Temple Terrace, Westchase, Town 'N Country and the greater Brandon area.
The City of Tampa launches a survey for utility bill improvements.
Residents may register for free Community Emergency Response Team training.
Deadline for entries is Nov. 10.
Free physicals and immunizations will be given to school-aged children.
Expect lane closures for three months, followed by complete closure until completion in the spring.
Do you know a citizen deserving of recognition for their stance on principle?
Buckhorn proposes $765.4M budget, cutting $34.7M from last year.
New office opens Monday in University area.
Organizers have worked for more than a year to overcome bureaucratic hurdles and raise money and other donations for their community spirit-building project.
The Hillsborough County Health Department has partnered with local federally qualified health center’s to continue six community clinics.
Central Tampa will see five intersections with red light cameras.
Non profit stepping in to run six Hillsborough County clinics as Health Department lays off 114.
St. Joseph’s Children’s Hospital and the Hillsborough Water Safety Team have teamed up to host Safe Kids Spash Into Summer at Cyrus Greene Pool.
Higher-priced items qualify for a tax break this year.
Hillsborough County is working year-round to protect residents from dangers of mosquitoes.
The collection schedule for City of Tampa customers with regularly scheduled collection days on Monday will be affected by the Independence Day holiday.
A nine-week course took Tampa residents behind the scenes of police work.
Follow these guidelines to keep your family safe during your Independence Day celebration.
Do you plan to be at Kennedy Space Center for the big event? Or maybe you've got a good view from your own backyard. We'd love to include your photos and observations.
Hillsborough County invites you to enjoy a natural area, park, playground, swimming pool, trail, or other public space every weekend this July.
If your children are driving you crazy because school is out and they've got nothing going on, max them out with Hillsborough County’s Summer Camp.
It's your playground, so use it! Get out to a park, trail, playground, swimming pool or natural area every weekend this July.
The majority of Hillsborough County offices and facilities will be closed on July 4.
The EPA may amend its standards, which could put Hillsborough County in violation.
The project, in the works for more than a year, has cleared its last bureaucratic hurdle.