Some major budget adjustments were approved last week as commissioners prepared for the go-ahead on several influential projects around town.
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Welcome to your new home
A recent study by Business Insider announced Plant City was one of the Top 25 suburbs in America where home values are growing the fastest.
Continue ReadingPC welcomes major development
Lakeside Logistics Park will soon be home to a new 1,400 acre development that is set to have Phase I completed by Spring 2020.
Continue ReadingLet the caffeine flow
A new Starbucks is coming to James L. Redman Parkway following a site submission for a second location.
Continue ReadingNews Briefs 7.18.19
Johnson Pointe platting hearing The Plant City Planning Board announced a public hearing for a request to plat the Johnson Pointe property at 8:30 a.m. July 24 at the City Hall auditorium, 302 W. Reynolds St. The property in question, a 15.5-acre parcel, is located along Johnson Road, just south of Charlie Griffin Road and […]
Continue ReadingFlorida Strawberry Festival donates big bucks to United Food Bank of Plant City
The festival gave the food bank more than $30,000 last week.
Continue ReadingOne dead in crash on Wiggins Road
Last night a car veered off the road, crashing into a speed limit sign and then a tree. The passenger was pronounced dead at the scene and the driver is in critical condition.
Continue ReadingHCSO seeks info on PC woman’s murder
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help to identify any potential suspects linked to the murder of a woman in Plant City on June 17.
Continue ReadingSayonara, Sports Village
The city has come to a full stop on the long-awaited Sports Village project. After complications with the negotiations between the city and Gary Sheffield Sports Village, LLC,
the groups have decided to call it quits.
Mercedes Perez tapped for assistant city manager
The current Director of Human Resources and Risk Management was confirmed Monday evening as the new assistant city manager. Perez has been in government for 22 years and with Plant City for nearly four.
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