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City highlights CIP projects: fleet decentralization, Fire Station 24 and solid-waste relocation among updates
Summary
City staff previewed a set of capital projects — including two fleet decentralization sites, South Howard flood relief, Fire Station 24, a TPD annex, solid-waste relocation, Fair Oaks recreation campus and water/wastewater system upgrades — and answered council questions on schedules and budgets.
Tampa — City infrastructure leaders gave City Council a biannual capital improvement update, highlighting a handful of major projects and answering council concerns about timelines and budgets.
Jean Duncan, infrastructure mobility administrator, said the city’s CIP viewer and OpenGov pages list scores of projects and that staff had selected several to spotlight: fleet decentralization and asset management sites, the South Howard flood-relief project, Fire Station 24, a Tampa Police Department Howard Avenue annex for evidence and forensics, the solid-waste transfer station relocation to 30th Street, the East Tampa Recreation Complex (Fair Oaks), and water and wastewater “pipes” upgrades.
Adri Colvino, director of logistics and asset management, described a decentralization initiative to place fleet maintenance closer to user departments; she said the Fortieth Street site (heavy equipment) is at 60% drawings with an estimated total project cost the presentation listed as “13.9” (staff…
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