Your Hillsborough County Office of Neighborhood Relations is reaching out to SCC neighborhood residents to join the kick-off for residential solid waste customers in the unincorporated areas. Hillsborough County Solid Waste Management is hosting a meeting for Sun City Center residents on Wednesday, July 24 from 1 p.m. at Community Hall.

During these conversations, Solid Waste staff will be seeking feedback on the current solid waste services provided in your community and how potential service changes may impact your neighborhood. They will also provide an overview of the opportunities residents will have to provide their individual feedback later this summer during the next stage of planned solid waste customer outreach.

Your feedback is appreciated. A short online survey is available here.

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