Beaches chamber of commerce opens resource centers

St. Petersburg, FLLocal News

The Tampa Bay Beach Chamber of Commerce has taken an important step in community support by opening three resource centers on barrier islands, aimed at assisting those affected by recent events. These centers are a result of a partnership with the Tampa Bay Rays, Duke Energy, and Pinellas County Economic Development, highlighting a collective effort to bolster local recovery efforts. Open daily from 8 a. m. to 5 p.

m. , they provide vital services including power access, food, water, and recovery information. The initiative is particularly significant for residents and visitors who may be struggling with the aftermath of recent challenges. By offering these resources, the chamber demonstrates its commitment to community resilience and well-being. The centers are strategically positioned to ensure they are easily accessible to those in need.

This collaborative effort emphasizes the importance of community partnerships in addressing local issues effectively. Overall, the establishment of these resource centers represents a proactive approach to enhancing support for the Tampa Bay area.

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