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New Trash Program moving ahead - requests for 65-gal carts (in place of standard 95-gal) being taken

As part of a new semi-automated municipal solid waste program, a free 95-gallon cart will be delivered to your home by the City in late fall/early winter UNLESS you call Public Works at 813.506.6560 by Oct. 31 to request a smaller 65-gallon cart.

A new semi-automated municipal solid waste initiative is coming to Temple Terrace. As part of this program, a 95-gallon cart will be delivered to residences serviced by the City free-of-charge in late fall / early winter UNLESS you call Public Works at...

Face masks available to City residents

Face coverings are required in all County businesses beginning today (6/24) at 5pm. Masks are available in packs of 5 for pick-up in front of the TT Public Library, 202 Bullard Parkway, M-F between 10am and 4pm until supplies are depleted.

Face Coverings Available to City Residents

The Hillsborough County Emergency Policy group enacted an order to require face coverings in all County businesses, including those in Temple Terrace, beginning at 5pm today, June 24. The County has provided the...

RED, WHITE AND BLUE YARD DECORATING CONTEST

While COVID-19 rained on our 4th of July parade, the City of Temple Terrace and the TT Arts Council invite all residents and businesses to celebrate the 4th by entering their homes or establishments in our RED, WHITE AND BLUE YARD DECORATING CONTEST.

To register, participants should send an email with “Red, White and Blue” in the subject line to TTArtsCouncil@gmail.com. Provide your name, address and phone number and indicate in which of two categories your entry falls: Seize Day (daytime judging) or...

Revised Recycling Program starts week of June 29

Curbside green bin recycling will resume for paper/cardboard products ONLY beginning the week of June 29. Starting July 6, five metal and plastic drop off points will be available in the City. Glass recycling has been discontinued.

Following a suspension of collection due to cautions surrounding COVID-19, the City will resume its complimentary recycling program for residents in the following manner:
PAPER AND CARDBOARD
Collection of recyclable paper products will begin the week of...

June 2 City Council meeting

Due to COVID-19 precautions, City Hall is closed to the public. Admittance to the June 2 City Council meeting will be limited to those deemed essential. Public comment will be accepted in person in the City Hall parking lot, via email or phone.

Due to precautions surrounding COVID-19, City Hall remains closed to the public. Admittance to the June 2 City Council meeting will be limited to those deemed essential who have been notified in advance. As always, the public may view the meeting “live”...

City of Temple Terrace to begin reopening facilities on Monday, May 18 with restrictions

The Family Recreation Complex and Library will reopen on Monday, May 18 with new, temporary operating hours and other restrictions. City Hall remains closed, however the City Council meeting will be held May 19, with opportunities for public comment.

The City of Temple Terrace will reopen its Family Recreation Complex, 6610 Whiteway Dr., on Monday, May 18. The new, temporary hours will be 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. The Temple Terrace Public Library, 202 Bullard Parkway, likewise will...

Wednesday Yard Waste Pickups Resume 4/29; Recycling Remains Suspended

The City will resume regular yard waste pickups next Wednesday, April 29. Normal guidelines will apply. Please read the entire message to review.

During Wednesday's Yard Waste Blitz, our crews picked up more than 282 tons of yard debris - more than half of which was manually loaded onto trucks! The City will resume regular yard waste pickups next Wednesday, April 29. As always, tree limbs must be...

Yard Waste Blitz tomorrow (4/22)

A Residential Yard Waste Blitz is planned for Wednesday, April 22. All yard waste left at the curb by 7am that day will be picked up.

Yard Waste will be picked up throughout the City tomorrow, April 22, beginning at 7am. As always, tree limbs must be shorter than 3 feet in length and less than 5 inches in diameter and bundled. Grass clippings and leaves must be containerized. Do not...

April 21 City Council meeting cancelled

The City Council meeting scheduled for April 21 has been cancelled due to concerns and cautions surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic. The next scheduled meeting is May 5. A decision regarding that meeting will be forthcoming.