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The Tampa Housing Authority is working to take over an apartment complex after a carbon monoxide leak from generators running inside all night hospitalized at least two people earlier this year.
There will soon be new tools available to people living in affordable housing following after Silver Oaks Apartments failed its inspection.
Tampa Code Enforcement says some clubs are using 'spotters' to give managers a heads-up Code enforcement officers plan to meet with club operators at an upcoming open house to clear up any lingering confusion or questions about the rules. Author: Eric Glasser Updated: 6:46 PM EST February 24, 2021 TAMPA, Fla. — Code enforcement officers in the city of Tampa say instead of just following the rules, some bars and nightclubs are getting sneaky - using “spotters” to sound the alarm when code enforcement is coming. It’s not hard to spot the officers. Their u...
Packed bars, streets in Ybor City shine light on rising number of COVID-19 cases Evan Axelbank reports TAMPA, Fla. - Ybor City was its usual, crowded self on New Year's Eve. And that's the problem. "People kind of want to go out and, we have all been inside for forever, so they are just, they are doing their thing." Dr. Jason Wilson at the University of South Florida tweeted, "Unfortunately, lack of consistent/persistent federal and state public health recommendations led to this photo being taken by the Tampa Bay Times. Prepping for a busy time in a couple of weeks.
COVID-19 cases spike amid hours long testing times and code enforcement Test sites busy, code enforcement cracking down Sarah Hollenbeck and last updated 2020-12-18 16:55:56-05 PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. â COVID-19 cases in Florida are spiking to levels we havenât seen since the peak of the virus in July. With just one week until Christmas, COVID test sites are busy with lines reaching up to almost two hours Friday. Dr. Charles Lockwood, the dean of USFâs Morsani College of Medicine says he canât help but get frustrated. Weâve now seen five consecutive days with more than...