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City Services
Agendas and Minutes
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Agendas and Minutes

Building Permits
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Building Permits

Cemeteries
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Cemeteries

Code Enforcement / Violations
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Code Enforcement / Violations

Employment
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Employment

Fire and Rescue
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Fire and Rescue

Garbage / Recycling Collection
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Garbage / Recycling Collection

Historic Resources
Learn about the history of Plant City.
Historic Resources

Library
Learn about the Bruton Library and the opportunities it offers.
Library

Planning Review
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Planning Review

Police
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Police

Purchasing
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Purchasing

Parks and Recreation
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Parks and Recreation

Stormwater, Streets, and Traffic
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Stormwater, Streets, and Traffic

Utility Billing
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Utility Billing

Utility Maintenance
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Utility Maintenance

Planning and Zoning
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Planning and Zoning
City of Plant City • 302 W. Reynolds St • P.O. Box C • Plant City, Fl. 33563 • Ph: (813) 659-4200 •
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