Emergency closures across the two counties, joined to the parcel and the licence holder.
What does the government actually know about this address?
Ownership, sale history, every permit, every recorded deed, mortgage and lien, code enforcement cases, flood and evacuation zones, nearby police calls — and whether the parcel is on an upcoming commission agenda. One page.
Counts read from the ingest log and are dashes until the first run — a figure this site has not fetched yet is shown as absent, never estimated. Source status →
Each of these datasets is public and free. Not one agency joins them.
Ownership at the property appraiser. Deeds at the clerk. Permits at the city. Code cases in a third portal. Each one is a separate search form, and none of them talk to each other.
Every record is matched to a parcel folio through one normalised address, then shown in one order with the dataset and refresh date printed next to it.
The clerk keeps about two months of the daily index online. We fetch it every day and keep it. A permit filed today is still on the page in five years.
What is on an address file
Every section renders its own absence — “no code cases on file” is a finding, not a gap.Hillsborough expanded its evacuation zones. You may be in a different zone than you think.
Address in, zone out — plus what that zone means, whether it changed from the previous map, and your nearest shelter.
Published every week, from records only
No article on this site is written by a machine.Every parcel on the calendar, with opening bid and the full file behind each address.
New Sunbiz filings matched to a Tampa Bay street address, by neighbourhood.
Agenda items parsed for addresses and folios, so you see the ones on your block.
The four series launch with the first full week of ingested records. What each one will contain →
Where the data comes from
Full methodology, source by source| Source | Covers | Refresh | Legal basis | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hillsborough County Property Appraiser | ownership, assessed value, sale history | daily | Ch. 119 public record | No run yet |
| Hillsborough County Clerk of Court | deeds, mortgages, satisfactions | daily | Ch. 119 public record | No run yet |
| City of Tampa | residential permits, commercial permits, single family permits | daily | Open data portal | No run yet |
| Tampa Police Department | calls for service, aggregated to a block or intersection | hourly | Published public feed | No run yet |
| Hillsborough County and Pinellas County | agenda items, meeting calendars, rezonings | every 6 hours | Public API, no key | No run yet |
| Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation | food service licences, inspections, emergency closures | weekly | Ch. 119 public record | No run yet |
| Pinellas County Property Appraiser | ownership, sales, permits | nightly | Published data downloads | No run yet |
| Pinellas County | road closures, storm surge, emergency management | weekly | Open REST directory | No run yet |
| Hillsborough County | evacuation zones, flood zones, zoning | monthly | CC BY 4.0 | No run yet |
| Florida Division of Corporations | new entity filings, principal addresses, registered agents | daily | Public SFTP, published credentials | No run yet |
| NOAA / National Weather Service | active alerts, forecasts, observations | continuous | Federal work, public domain | No run yet |
A failed fetch renders as Stale, never as silence. Every run writes to the ingest log whether it succeeded or threw.
Addressed by property, never by person
There is no person search, no mugshots, no arrest records and no way to look up an individual. Calls for service are reduced to a block at the moment they are stored, so there is no raw address in the database to render against a home. Every line we draw, and why →