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Stay current on the latest news regarding the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council.
FDOT Secretary Jared Perdue visits TBRPC
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council welcomed Jared Perdue, Secretary of the Florida Department of Transportation during the Florida Regional Councils Association’s (FRCA) semiannual meeting this June. Jared talked about Target Zero, [...]
TBRPC Hosts semiannual FRCA meeting
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council hosted the Florida Regional Councils Association’s (FRCA) semiannual meeting this June. The meeting, which took place on June 10th, included a presentation from Jared Perdue, Secretary of [...]
Hurricane Guide 2022: What to do before a storm hits
The 2021 hurricane season was the third-busiest on record, with 21 named storms. The World Meteorological Association event went beyond its planned list of names for the year. It [...]
Symposium will showcase the Resilient Ready Tampa Bay Project
Join the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council and the Urban Land Institute on June 23, 1:30-5:30 PM at the Tampa River Center for the Resilient Ready Symposium. This symposium will [...]
REACH Webinar: Mapper and Database Training Workshop
Register for the May 26, 2022 REACH webinar to use the new flood mapper tool, conduct targeted analysis, and download data to use in your community vulnerability assessments. The [...]
TBRPC is recognized at the 2022 Governor’s Hurricane Conference
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council's Project Phoenix 2.0 was awarded the Public/Private Achievement Award at the 36th edition of the Governor’s Hurricane Conference. Public/Private Achievement Award – To [...]
Keep Up To Date
Stay current on the latest news regarding the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council.
FDOT Secretary Jared Perdue visits TBRPC
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council welcomed Jared Perdue, Secretary of the Florida Department of Transportation during the Florida Regional Councils Association’s (FRCA) semiannual meeting this June. Jared talked about Target Zero, [...]
TBRPC Hosts semiannual FRCA meeting
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council hosted the Florida Regional Councils Association’s (FRCA) semiannual meeting this June. The meeting, which took place on June 10th, included a presentation from Jared Perdue, Secretary of [...]
Hurricane Guide 2022: What to do before a storm hits
The 2021 hurricane season was the third-busiest on record, with 21 named storms. The World Meteorological Association event went beyond its planned list of names for the year. It [...]
Symposium will showcase the Resilient Ready Tampa Bay Project
Join the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council and the Urban Land Institute on June 23, 1:30-5:30 PM at the Tampa River Center for the Resilient Ready Symposium. This symposium will [...]
REACH Webinar: Mapper and Database Training Workshop
Register for the May 26, 2022 REACH webinar to use the new flood mapper tool, conduct targeted analysis, and download data to use in your community vulnerability assessments. The [...]
TBRPC is recognized at the 2022 Governor’s Hurricane Conference
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council's Project Phoenix 2.0 was awarded the Public/Private Achievement Award at the 36th edition of the Governor’s Hurricane Conference. Public/Private Achievement Award – To [...]
Keep Up To Date
Stay current on the latest news regarding the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council.
FDOT Secretary Jared Perdue visits TBRPC
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council welcomed Jared Perdue, Secretary of the Florida Department of Transportation during the Florida Regional Councils Association’s (FRCA) semiannual meeting this June. Jared talked about Target Zero, [...]
TBRPC Hosts semiannual FRCA meeting
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council hosted the Florida Regional Councils Association’s (FRCA) semiannual meeting this June. The meeting, which took place on June 10th, included a presentation from Jared Perdue, Secretary of [...]
Hurricane Guide 2022: What to do before a storm hits
The 2021 hurricane season was the third-busiest on record, with 21 named storms. The World Meteorological Association event went beyond its planned list of names for the year. It [...]