News & Media Related Information
News & Events
Press releases and notices are provided by the Communications Department to keep the public and the media informed about county announcements and activities.
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Contacts
Media Relations Staff Contacts
- Lori Hudson – (813) 307-8388 office
Communications Director for information on all County issues.
- Willie Puz – (813) 307-8379 office
Public Information Manager for general information on all County issues and specific efforts related to Emergency Dispatch Center, Emergency Management, Fire Rescue, Fleet Management, Human Resources, Management & Budget, Public Affairs, and Strategic Management Initiatives.
- Luiz Lopez – (813) 307-8377 office
Provides translation/interpretation services to Hillsborough County departments only so they can better communicate with residents whose first language is not English. Currently there are 25 different languages available for interpretation.
- Marcia Mejia (bilingual) – (813) 307-8380 office
Community Relations Coordinator for information and efforts related to Aging Services, Animal Services, Children’s Services, Cooperative Extension, Health & Social Services, Library Services, Medical Examiner, and Parks, Recreation & Conservation.
- Carol Michel – (813) 272-9515 office
Community Relations Coordinator for information and efforts related to Administration, Community Liaisons, Debt Management, Economic Development, Information & Technology Services, Neighborhood Relations, Procurement Services, Real Estate and Security Services.
- Stacy Williams – (813) 307-8381 office
Community Relations Coordinator for information and efforts related to Code Enforcement, Planning & Growth Management, Public Works, Solid Waste and Water Resource Services.
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Did You Know?
The Valrico Wastewater Treatment Plant is being expanded from 6 million gallons a day (mgd) to 12 mgd.
The $55 million project is expected to be complete by the Spring 2009.
During their expansions, the Valrico Wastewater Treatment Plant and Falkenburg Wastewater Treatment Plant will be outfitted to use ultraviolet light, rather than chlorine gas, to disinfect the wastewater.
The technology uses banks of ultraviolet lamps to deactivate the bacteria in the wastewater. This method will help the plant meet new EPA guidelines.
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