Tampa General unveiled a 32,000-square-foot Innovation Center in Ybor City to house its innovation and venture teams, analytics staff and a new Palantir hub.

Hillsborough County partners with MD Ally Technologies to route non-emergency 911 calls to telehealth services, aiming to better utilize EMS resources.

Hillsborough County Solid Waste released an interactive virtual tour of its Waste-to-Energy Facility that burns up to 1,800 tons of trash daily, powering 35,000 homes and recycling metals.

Hillsborough County deputies used body-cam translation tech for effective communication with a Spanish-speaking driver, showcasing inclusivity and modern policing.

Pinellas County Jail has provided inmates with tablets for communication and services, aiming to enhance safety and reduce violence, though with restricted access to certain digital content.

The Tampa Police Department is implementing new technologies like real-time translation tools, virtual reality training, and a drone response program to improve safety and efficiency.

The James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital in Tampa receives praise for its rehabilitation program and specialized care, training programs, and high retention rates of graduates within the VA system.

The Manatee County Public Library System has launched a mobile app that allows patrons to access services, manage accounts, and download content directly from their smartphones.

An audit report on Tampa's handling of computer hardware by the city's Technology & Innovation division is now publicly available on the city website.

Hillsborough County invests in 3D printing technology for affordable housing, with a $500,000 printer for constructing homes, to address the local need for cost-effective housing solutions.

A TSA officer at Tampa International Airport, using facial matching technology, caught an individual trying to use someone else's ID, leading to an arrest.

Sunset Beach at Treasure Island is set to charge for curbside parking using the ParkMobile app, at a rate of $5 per hour, to manage congestion and direct drivers to city lots with lower rates.

Lithia Springs Conservation Park in Florida is celebrated for its 72-degree natural waters, historical significance dating back over 7,000 years, and a range of amenities like a kayak launch, volleyball courts, and campsites.