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 ...
The Hillsborough County School Board is the governing body of America’s seventh-largest school system. The seven-member board ...
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.
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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