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Tampa council approves potential $80 million Rays bond

Tampa City Council approved the potential use of an $80 million bond contribution toward a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium on the city's west side. The council first rejected the measure 3-3 while Bill Carlson was absent sick, then reversed course after allowing him to join virtually; the contribution would be paid over four years.
WHO: Tampa City Council, including council member Bill Carlson
WHAT: Tampa City Council approved the potential use of an $80 million bond contribution for a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium.
WHEN: Reported Oct 15, 2026 at 6:16 PM ET
WHERE: Tampa, Florida
WHY: The council's initial 3-3 rejection occurred while supportive council member Bill Carlson was absent sick; he was then allowed to participate virtually, enabling the vote to be reconsidered.

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