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Economic Development

Contact

Sarah Vitale, AICP
Director of Civic Technology

sarah@tbrpc.org
(727) 570-5151 ext. 27

Activities

Supporting Economic Growth and Prosperity

Economic development is a key priority for governments at all levels. The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC) is a designated Economic Development District (EDD) by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration. 

The TBRPC offers technical services to help governments create and implement effective economic development strategies and can provide guidance on a range of topics, including business attraction and retention, workforce development, infrastructure investment, and community revitalization.

Recent Projects

All Recent Projects

Hillsborough Trails Study Cover
Economic Analysis of Multi-Use Trails in Hillsborough County
Florida Aquarium, Tampa
Economic Impact and Tourism Analysis of The Florida Aquarium’s Business Activities
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An Industrial Land Strategy for Hernando County
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2023 Economic Valuation of Tampa Bay
S3 SR44 Final
Suncoast Parkway Extension Transportation Corridor Land Use Study
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Conceptual Master Planning in Downtown New Port Richey
Largo Health And Wellness Campus Strategic Plan, 2022, TBRPC Page 01
Largo Medical Arts District Strategic Plan
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A Visioning Exercise in Resilient Design: Main Street, New Port Richey
Visualizing Development Strategies For Highway U.S2
Visualizing Development Strategies for Highway U.S. 19 in Pasco County
Mettler Toledo
An Industrial Land Strategy for Pasco County
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Taking Stock: Climate-Driven Heat Impacts on the Tampa Bay Regional Economy Through 2060

Upcoming Meetings

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Thursday 22 October
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Tampa Bay Coastal Master Plan - Joint Workgroup Meeting

Tuesday 27 October
9:30 am - 11:00 am

Stormwater Management Public Education & Training Committee

Friday 06 November
10:00 am - 11:00 am

Tampa Bay Regional GIS Data & Technology Group

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Latest News
Hillsborough Trails Study Cover
Economic Analysis of Multi-Use Trails in Hillsborough County
Sunset At Lake Maggiore
Tampa Bay’s Regional Canopy: Current Management and Opportunities for Growth
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Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council Releases a Debrief on the Dengue Fever Outbreak
Resiliency Hub Project Highlight
Southwest Florida Resiliency Hub: Resilient Futures and StoryMaps
Clearwater Hero 2x
Visualizing Downtown Clearwater: 3D Flythrough and Augmented Reality
Resilient Roadmap Cover
Resilience Roadmap
Palmtree Wind
Hurricane Preparedness Resources
A Glorious Orange Sunrise At Fort DeSoto Park Pinellas Tampa Bay Florida USA September 2024
Three EDA FY25 Disaster Supplemental Grants Awarded in Tampa Bay Region
NOAA Class
TBRPC Hosts NOAA Inundation Mapping Class
Summit 27 Website Cover
2027 Regional Resiliency Summit
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TBRPC Launches New Data Center Hub to Support Local Governments
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TBRPC Is Now Accepting Statements of Qualifications for Environmental and Brownfields Consulting Services
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Data Center Resource Hub
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TBRPC Clean Air Team Requests Resiliency Project Updates
Anna Maria's Fishing Piers, Florida
The Regional Resiliency Summit Presentations and Photos Are Now Available!
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32nd Future of the Region Awards
The Historic Railroad Track Jetty at Longboat Pass, Coquina Beach, Bradenton, Florida, USA
Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council Announces 2026 Regional Resiliency Summit
Storm water retention ponds are basins that catch runoff from higher elevation areas. They are often created near developments and have been gaining in popularity to the point they are now required in many instances with new development of buildings, parking lots and roads.
TBRPC Is Now Accepting Applications for FY27 Stormwater Education Funding
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Small Businesses Are Invited to Hurricane Preparedness Workshops
Coot Bay Pond in Everglades National Park. Florida. USA
TBRPC Clean Air Team is Seeking Public Input for the Comprehensive Climate Action Plan

Non-Discrimination Statement and Civil Rights Information

The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC) is committed to ensuring full compliance with all applicable federal civil rights laws. TBRPC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, or any other protected characteristic in its programs, services, decisions, or operations.

TBRPC is responsible for compliance with non-discrimination requirements as outlined in:

Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.), Title 40, Parts 5 and 7 Nondiscrimination in Programs or Activities Receiving Assistance from the Environmental Protection Agency

TBRPC strictly prohibits intimidation or retaliation against individuals or groups who exercise their rights under applicable laws and regulations, including those who participate in or oppose actions protected by such laws. Allegations of intimidation or retaliation will be addressed promptly and thoroughly.

How to File a Complaint

If you believe you have experienced discrimination or bias based on race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, religion, marital status, veteran or military status, genetic information, or any other protected status, you may submit a complaint to TBRPC’s Civil Rights Coordinator.

Maria Robles, maria@tbrpc.org

TBRPC is dedicated to maintaining a respectful and legally compliant environment for all participants.

TBRPC's Website Accessibility Statement

The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC) is committed to ensuring accessibility of its website and actively works to improve accessibility.

If you encounter any inaccessible material while using the website or need assistance regarding the accessibility of our website content, please contact Maria Robles, maria@tbrpc.org, (727) 570-5151 ext. 11.