Closure of North Howard Avenue in Tampa is extended due to rain delays, affecting the resurfacing project until August 16. Detours are in place, with updates on pedestrian and cyclist safety improvements also underway.

Morris Bridge Road in Hillsborough County reopens after flooding receded, restoring normal traffic flow between High Meadow Avenue and Cory Lakes Boulevard. No severe damage reported.

Dunedin officials warn of disruptions due to a major road closure on Louden Ave starting August 12 for Force Main #10 repairs, with detour routes marked for affected commuters.

The Howard Frankland Bridge has reopened after repairs due to damage from Hurricane Debby, with the Florida Department of Transportation restoring the northbound lanes to service.

Hurricane Debby's rains caused delays in the North Howard Avenue resurfacing project in Tampa, extending the closure to August 12. The project includes repaving and pedestrian safety improvements.

Morris Bridge Road in Hillsborough County will be closed due to flooding from the nearby river, with officials urging drivers to find alternate routes.

The Silk Oak Lodge mobile home park is facing mobility issues and infrastructure damage after Hurricane Debby, with their bridge being washed out and problems with sandbag disposal.

Tampa International Airport faces flight cancellations and delays due to Tropical Storm Debby, with passengers advised to check flight statuses as the storm approaches Florida's coast.

North Howard Avenue in Tampa is closed for resurfacing until August 9 due to weather delays. Detours are in place as crews work on road safety upgrades, including new RRFBs and lowered speed limits, set to complete by August 2024.

Ybor City starts laying bricks on 7th Avenue today to slow traffic and enhance the historic feel, with the project proceeding in phases to maintain pedestrian and business access.

Turkey Creek Road will close from Friday to Sunday for corridor improvements, between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd and Airport Road. Detours will be in place.

Tampa's e-Bike Voucher Program will have another round this summer, offering residents financial aid to adopt sustainable transportation. Applications open from August 16-30, 2024.

The Tampa City Council voted 5-2 to increase the budget for the Riverwalk expansion to $56.8 million, with debate over fiscal impacts and potential benefits.