FEMA's Disaster Recovery Center in Hillsborough County is relocating from Arthenia L. Joyner University Area Community Library to the Ruskin Code Enforcement Building.

Hillsborough County announces office closures and altered waste services during Thanksgiving, with exceptions for storm debris disposal and dog parks remaining open.

The Hernando County Board is seeking volunteers for various committee positions ranging from construction to fine arts, to shape community development and culture.

Hillsborough County extends a local state of emergency due to Hurricane Helene's impacts, with recovery efforts ongoing and additional authority granted to government personnel.

Tampa unveiled a new Veterans Plaza in Port Tampa Park to honor military members and their families, with Mayor Jane Castor noting the city's deep military connections. The plaza also includes drainage system improvements.

Hillsborough County's State Legislative Delegation meeting is scheduled for January 10, 2025, at TPepin's Hospitality Centre, with an agenda including electing leadership, local bills, and a public hearing.

Hillsborough County will hold its Investiture Ceremony for commissioners, with the re-election of Ken Hagan and newcomers Chris Boles and Christine Miller, followed by an organizational meeting to assign key roles.

Hillsborough County has extended its local emergency status to November 24 due to Hurricane Milton's ongoing impact, enabling continued recovery efforts and access to federal aid.

The Hillsborough County Tax Collector's Office announces a "Student Saturday" on November 16, where students can obtain driver licenses conveniently at the East Tampa office.

Plant City's Tax Collector's Office in Hillsborough County added a self-service registration renewal kiosk to simplify vehicle registration, with more kiosks across county offices and Publix locations.

The Tarpon Springs High School band heads to the Bands of America Grand Nationals, overcoming challenges and focusing on their collective experience and growth.

The 2024 City Summit in Tampa, hosted by the National League of Cities, will convene city leaders to tackle urban issues, marking the NLC's 100th year of promoting urban leadership.

Tampa seeks residents for its Natural Resources Advisory Committee to guide urban forest management, with eleven expert positions open, and applicants must be local.