Showing posts with label Tampa City Council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tampa City Council. Show all posts
Thursday, July 18, 2024
Tampa City Council approves Riverwalk expansion
Sunday, June 9, 2024
Tampa City Council starting process of dissolving CRB
Tampa's current citizen review board is on its way to being formally dissolved. That decision comes after a recommendation from the Tampa city attorney, Andrea Zelman, at Thursday's city council meeting.....Read More
Thursday, May 16, 2024
City Council eyeing Race Reconciliation Committee members in Tampa
Tampa's City Council will work toward appointing members of a new Race Reconciliation Committee Thursday.....Read More
Wednesday, April 24, 2024
Tampa City Council approves Racial Reconciliation Committee to address racial inequities
The Tampa City Council unanimously passed a resolution creating the racial reconciliation committee after a nearly four-year effort.....Read More
Wednesday, January 17, 2024
Wednesday, September 20, 2023
Tampa City Council approves 2024 budget late Tuesday night
After meeting for hours Tuesday night, council members reallocated funds and approved the budget. This now goes to the mayor's desk for her signature.....MORE
Thursday, September 7, 2023
‘This may set us back decades’: Could City of Tampa see budget cuts?
Tampa City Council will spend the next two weeks crunching numbers to draft a new spending plan for the city after striking down Mayor Jane Castor’s $1.9 billion budget proposal and the tax hike that came with it.....MORE
Wednesday, September 6, 2023
‘Dead on arrival’: Tampa City Council axes Mayor Castor’s tax hike
Creator: Bob Bachman
Tampa City Council voted to slam the brakes on Mayor Jane Castor’s proposed budget Tuesday night, axing the double-digit property tax rate increase she said was a “critical investment” to tackle an ever-growing backlog of maintenance projects and meet the needs of a growing city.....MORE
Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Tuesday, March 7, 2023
My Tampa City Council Recommendations
Mayor
Dr. Belinda Noah
City Council Dist. 1
Joe Citro
City Council, Dist. 3
Lynn Hurtak
City Council, Dist. 4
Bill Carlson
City Council, Dist. 5
Orlando Gudes
City Council, Dist. 6
Tyler Barrett
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Bill Carlson,
Joe Citro,
Lynn Hurtak,
Orlando Gudes,
Tampa City Council
Thursday, February 23, 2023
Chris Cano's Tampa City Council Recommendations
District 1: Sonja Brookins
District 2: Robin Lockett
District 3: Lynn Hurtak
District 4: Bill Carlson
District 5: Orlando Gudes
District 6: Hoyt Prindle III
Labels:
Bill Carlson,
Chris Cano,
Lynn Hurtak,
Orlando Gudes,
Tampa City Council
Tuesday, February 21, 2023
DPCTB Recommended Tampa City Council Candidates
These are the Tampa City Council candidates recommended by the Democratic Progressive Caucus of Tampa Bay (DPCTB).
Thursday, February 16, 2023
Tampa City Council to consider new ordinance to allow outside legal counsel for Citizens Review Board
City councilors in Tampa Thursday are expected to discuss drafting a new ordinance to allow outside legal counsel for the citizen board that reviews alleged police misconduct.
A local activist group has been urging city councilors to adopt a new ordinance to allow the Tampa Citizens Review Board to hire an independent lawyer.
Tampa's Citizens Review Board was established in 2015 to build trust between the Tampa Police Department and the community, but the Tampa Bay Community Action Committee says right now, the board can't trust that its legal counsel is objective.
More HERE
Thursday, December 15, 2022
Tampa City Council approves interim Police Chief
Friday, July 1, 2022
July 14 City Council Meeting
Expand Housing Protections:
Tampa City Council Meeting
We need all hands on deck for the July 14th City Council meeting. The more voices,
the better!
315 East Kennedy Boulevard, Tampa
Friday, March 25, 2022
Connie Burton for Tampa City Council
Friday, March 18, 2022
Tampa Repeals Noise Ordinance
Saturday, March 12, 2022
John Dingfelder resigns from Tampa City Council
The resignation was part of a settlement reached Friday between Dingfelder and Stephen Michelini, a local development consultant, in response to a public records lawsuit. As part of the settlement, Dingfelder also wrote a letter of apology to Michelini. Florida Politics was sent a copy of the letter. here
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