In 2010, the U.S. Census Bureau is focused on accurately counting every resident in the United States. Regardless of age, race, ethnic group or status of citizenship, everyone needs to be counted.

Watch CTTV channel 15 live over the Internet.

Downtown and Waterfront Projects

The City of Tampa publishes a variety of electronic newsletters, media releases, event notifications, and other items that can be subscribed to for free.

Recent hurricanes, flooding, tornadoes, and winter storms have emphasized the need for us all to be prepared for disasters in the Tampa Bay region. The frequency and intensity of these disasters are increasing. In 1998 alone, Hurricanes Georges and Mitch were responsible for the death of over 7,000 people in Central America and destroyed billions of dollars worth of property in Central America and Florida. The Public Works Department has prepared this guide to help you prepare for disasters.

Your personalized view and access to City of Tampa online services.

This page lists all of the RSS feeds available through TampaGov.

The City of Tampa American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) web pages are a gateway of resources pointing to the availability of federal stimulus funding opportunities, eligibility requirements, national and state ARRA news, and how the City of Tampa is pursuing federal and state stimulus funds.

The city is continuing to invest in neighborhoods through an important pipeline improvement program, collectively known as the Utility Capital Improvement Projects (UCAP). The program started in early 2008 and includes major improvements to the city’s existing drinking water and wastewater pipelines, as well as the construction of a new water pipeline that will deliver drinking water to points throughout the city.