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Tampa Bay. Hurricane season and coastal flooding.
Covers Tampa, FL
A scheduled road improvement project has begun on portions of Ola Avenue. Crews are conducting repaving work, which may lead to minor traffic delays. Motorists are advised to use caution and consider alternate routes during daytime hours. The work is expected to continue for several weeks.
Motorists can expect minor delays and traffic pattern changes on Willow Street between Kennedy Boulevard and South Boulevard this week. Crews are conducting routine pavement maintenance and utility access improvements. Work is scheduled to conclude by Friday, weather permitting.
Paving operations are slated to begin next week on a section of North Florida Avenue. Crews will be working on improving the road surface between Sligh Avenue and Waters Avenue. Motorists should anticipate minor delays and potential lane closures during daytime hours.
Starting Monday, March 11, a section of Elm Street will experience a temporary lane closure. Crews will be performing routine utility maintenance in the area. Drivers should anticipate minor delays and consider alternate routes during daytime hours.
Paving crews have begun work on several blocks of Elmwood Avenue this week. Residents can expect minor traffic delays and temporary parking restrictions during daylight hours. The project is anticipated to continue for approximately ten days, weather permitting.
The annual neighborhood market is scheduled for Saturday, October 28th, at the City Park Pavilion. Local vendors will offer handmade crafts, fresh produce, and unique gifts from 9 AM to 2 PM. This family-friendly event is a great opportunity to support neighborhood talent. Parking will be available in designated areas adjacent to the park.
Motorists can expect minor delays on Maple Avenue between Oak Street and Elm Drive starting Monday. Crews will be conducting routine pavement maintenance and patchwork in the area. Work is anticipated to last approximately three to four days, weather permitting. Please drive with caution and observe all posted signage.
The weekly farmers market is moving to a new spot for the next three Saturdays. This temporary change is due to scheduled park maintenance and improvements. Shoppers can find vendors set up a few blocks north during this period. The market will return to its usual location once the park work is complete.
Starting Monday, two playgrounds in Cypress Point Park will be temporarily closed for routine surfacing repairs. Crews will be working to refresh safety materials and inspect equipment. The closures are expected to last through Friday, with a planned reopening for the weekend.
Crews will be conducting routine road maintenance along portions of North Boulevard next week. Drivers may encounter minor delays and temporary lane closures. Work is expected to last for three to four days, weather permitting.
Starting Monday, city crews will begin routine infrastructure maintenance along sections of Bayshore Boulevard. Motorists can anticipate temporary single-lane closures during daytime hours. Work is expected to continue through Friday, weather permitting. Please drive with caution and follow posted signage in the affected areas.
The monthly artisan market returns to Waterfront Park this Saturday. Local craftspeople will display handmade goods and unique creations. The event runs from 10 AM to 3 PM, offering an opportunity to support neighborhood artists. Visitors can enjoy a variety of stalls and community atmosphere.
Starting next Monday, sections of Southwood Drive will undergo resurfacing work. Motorists can expect minor delays and temporary lane closures during daylight hours. The project is anticipated to take approximately one week to complete, weather permitting.
Bayshore side streets are holding water about halfway up the tires. Rain came down hard for forty minutes. City drains are backed up in the usual spots.
Signal is completely dark, not even flashing. People are treating it as a four-way but it is getting hairy at rush hour. Reported to the city hotline.
Group is meeting at the north lot at 8am with bags and grabbers provided. Last one pulled almost 400 pounds off the sand. Kids welcome with a parent.