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.
A disaster recovery center will open in Hillsborough County on Monday for residents and businesses impacted by both Hurricane ...
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Hillsborough County Opens Disaster Recovery Center For Hurricane VictimsHILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. - In partnership with state and federal agencies, Hillsborough County is opening a Disaster ...
The Shell Point and Dana Shores neighborhoods remain inaccessible, according to Hillsborough County officials. Residents ...
RIVERVIEW, Fla. — A disaster recovery center is set to open in Hillsborough County for residents and business owners. The Hillsborough County Office of Emergency Management, Florida Department of ...
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Hillsborough County To Begin Storm Debris CollectionHILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. - Starting Monday, September 30th, Hillsborough County will begin collecting storm debris from ...
Areas in Hillsborough County that are in danger of the storm surge are residents that border Tampa Bay and the Alafia, ...
In the Nov. 5 general election for Hillsborough County School Board District 7, the Tampa Bay Times recommends Lynn Gray.
TAMPA, Fla. - A semi-truck driver lost control and crashed into a guardrail on I-75 Thursday morning, according to the ...
Hillsborough County announced that it will begin collecting storm debris from neighborhoods most heavily affected by Hurricane Helene.
The 30-year half-percent sales tax expires in 2026. Hillsborough County Referendum No. 1 on the November general election ...
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