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Tampa Bay Rays Unveil New Ballpark Plans, Seek Public Input

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Tampa Bay Rays unveil new ballpark plans, seeking public input at Hillsborough Community College campuses. Community leaders praise partnership, highlighting benefits for students and local businesses. Attendees can provide feedback and help shape the projects future.

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Tampa Bay Rays Unveil New Ballpark Plans, Seek Public Input

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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tampa Bay Rays Unveil New Ballpark Plans, Seek Public Input. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

From Tampa Bay, this is your March 2nd update. The Tampa Bay Rays held a round table with the Tampa Police Benevolent Association this week to discuss public safety plans for their proposed new. Ball Park and mixed-use district at Hillsboro Community Colleges Dale Maybury campus. This meeting fits into the team's ongoing community outreach as they shape the vision for the project, which still needs approval from Florida leaders on transferring the land. Tampa PVA President Brandon Barkley praised the Rays for including them early, stressing that public safety and readiness are top priorities for law. Enforcement. Rays' chief executive officer Ken Babby called the session vital, noting that police input on crowd control and operations is key to building a safe. Vinyu. The talk is won in a series with first responders, businesses, and leaders, with more public sessions coming soon. Fans can check New Ball Park Dot. RaysBaseball.com for updates. DNA is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description.

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