TECO has restored power to 97% of customers in Tampa Bay after Hurricane Milton, using over 6,000 workers to replace infrastructure and continues working on complex outages.

Hillsborough County opens drive-through PODs in collaboration with the National Guard, providing essential supplies to residents affected by hurricanes, operational from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., excluding a restocking hour at noon.

The Tampa Convention Center, undamaged by Hurricane Milton, will resume operations soon, with staff working on cleanup and expressing solidarity with the affected community.

Hillsborough County keeps debris sites open for pre-Hurricane Milton cleanups, urging residents to clear waste before the storm hits Wednesday afternoon.

Hurricane Milton prompts the Tampa Convention Center to close on October 8-9, with potential extended closures.

Hillsborough County suspends trash services due to a storm and extends hours at waste facilities for debris disposal. Residents should not put out waste and use extended-hours sites for specific items.

Tampa offers free Uber vouchers for rides to comfort stations after Hurricane Helene, covering up to $25 for four rides (two round trips) until October 25, 2024.

Hillsborough County and Tampa have opened six comfort stations to provide showers, restrooms, laundry, charging stations, and meals to those affected by Hurricane Helene.

Tampa offers free laundry service for residents affected by Hurricane Helene, running on October 1, from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M., at 5235 South Dale Mabry Highway.

The Tampa Police Department established the Chief's Advisory Panel to enhance transparency and community relations, involving seven members to review policies and provide insights to Chief Lee Bercaw.

Tampa sets up Comfort Stations at Desoto and Marjorie Parks to aid hurricane victims with food, water, showers, charging stations, laundry, and expedited permit services for rebuilding efforts.

Community member donates to Tampa officers displaced by Hurricane Helene, supporting the rebuilding efforts for homes lost, highlighting community solidarity and resilience.

Residents are allowed to return to Longboat Key after repairs, with entry from the South via New Pass Bridge. ID checks, a curfew, and a boil water notice remain in place. Officials urge conserving water and warn of ongoing power outages.