Tampa offers a free day camp for children due to school closures. 'School’s Out, Camp’s In' provides activities and meals, aiding families during this period.

Hillsborough and Pinellas County schools reopen after Hurricane Milton with precautionary measures, delayed academic schedules, and community efforts to restore normalcy.

The Tampa Police Department and city officials thank officers from partner agencies across Florida for their assistance during Hurricane Milton recovery efforts.

The boil water notice has been lifted for St. Petersburg and surrounding areas post-Hurricane Milton, but remains in effect for Gulfport, as they continue to ensure water safety.

Governor DeSantis and top officials outline Florida's response to Hurricane Milton, detailing power restoration efforts and the availability of a 24/7 assistance hotline.

The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office provides high-water vehicles for resident transport due to flooding from Hurricane Milton, with services centered at an old Bank of America building.

The Tampa Water Department is working to repair water mains post-Hurricane Milton, asking for residents' patience and issuing potential boil water notices.

Hillsborough County is preparing for Hurricane Milton by ensuring water and sewage systems are secure and advising residents on conservation and emergency supplies.

Polk County government offices extend closures through Friday, Oct. 11, with services set to resume Monday, Oct. 14. The BoCC meeting is rescheduled for Oct. 14 at 9 a.m.

Tampa finalized preparations as Hurricane Milton nears, distributing sandbags and clearing debris from the prior storm. Free parking is provided for EVs, and residents are advised to stay indoors.

The Tampa Police Memorial Run is postponed due to Hurricane Milton, with a new date to be announced later. The event honors fallen officers and supports the Tampa Police Museum and related charitable causes.

Pinellas County has opened two more emergency shelters due to worsening storm conditions, providing refuge for residents facing mandatory evacuations.

St. Petersburg issues a safety advisory due to Hurricane Milton, with concerns over cranes in construction sites. Last-minute securing is impractical, so residents are urged to relocate or shelter in place away from windows.