Hillsborough County asks residents to report damage caused by Hurricane Helene
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Hillsborough County is asking residents to report storm damage caused by Hurricane Helene. Residents in Hillsborough County can use a form online to report property damage or loss caused by the storm. Once residents report their damage, the county department will respond within 72 hours.
The 30-year half-percent sales tax expires in 2026. Hillsborough County Referendum No. 1 on the November general election ...
Nothing shapes a community’s future more than the health of its public schools. That’s why Hillsborough County voters should ...
Tampa Bay breaks down the latest updates on impacts, reopenings and closures in Hillsborough County after Hurricane Helene.
All Hillsborough County schools are reopening Monday, spokesperson Tanya Arja said. They experienced only minor damages ...
The Shell Point and Dana Shores neighborhoods remain inaccessible, according to Hillsborough County officials. Residents ...
In a press conference Friday morning, city officials confirmed two people died as a result of the storm, which made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane Thursday.
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Hillsborough County Urges Residents To Help Fight Mosquito Surge After FloodingHillsborough County is asking residents to help combat a potential mosquito explosion following Hurricane Helene. Floodwaters ...
A semi-truck driver lost control and crashed into a guardrail on I-75 on Thursday morning, according to the Florida Highway ...
The Hillsborough County School Board is the governing body of America’s seventh-largest school system. The seven-member board ...
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Lennard High School Student In Ruskin Arrested For Online Threat: Hillsborough County SheriffThe Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has arrested 14-year-old Eli James Lurvey, a student at Lennard High School, after ...
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