Riverglen HOA

Construction on the South Hillsborough Pipeline is moving forward and will begin on Boyette Road in early June. Work will start at McMullen Road and will proceed eastward to Deepbrook Drive.

During this time, crews will be installing a portion of the pipeline by open-trench construction in the westbound lanes of Boyette Road. The westbound lanes of Boyette Road will be closed from McMullen Road to Bell Shoals Road, and one lane of traffic in each direction will be open in the eastbound lanes. Traffic along Boyette Road will remain open at all times, but residents should expect delays.

More details on the upcoming work will be shared via email, and we encourage residents to sign up for email alerts at SouthHillsboroughPipeline.com/contact. Tampa Bay Water will also post information on Nextdoor, Facebook and the project website: SouthHillsboroughPipeline.com. To learn more about open-trench construction, click here.

Tampa Bay Water’s contractor has scheduled this open-trench construction work for the summer to minimize school-related traffic impacts. However, pipeline installation in this area stretches about 5 miles from McMullen Road to east of Fishhawk Ridge Road, so construction will continue for approximately 12-16 months after it begins You can expect to see these activities in the coming months (not necessarily in this order):

• Tunnel underneath Little Fishhawk Creek
• A tunnel under Bell Creek and Bell Shoals Road from the Myron and Helen Gibbons Nature Preserve to just east of Bell Shoals Road
• Open-trench construction along Fishhawk Boulevard
• A tunnel under Fishhawk Boulevard

On Mar 24, The Southwest Florida Water Management District Governing Board voted to declare a Modified Phase 3 “Extreme” Water Shortage due to dry conditions across the region, which requires all residents in Hillsborough County, including those on private wells, to follow one-day-per-week watering restrictions, with reduced watering hours. The restrictions are in effect from Apr 3, 2026, through July 1, 2026.

The new restrictions also limit pressure washing and fountain use.

Residents should know their lawn watering days and hours to avoid getting a fine.

Learn more at  Watering days and times.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff has a website for submitting online reports. Issues which can be reported online include: Animal complaints, missing property, package theft/porch pirate, vandalism, and several other issues.

Not all incidents can be reported online. If your incident is not listed in the category selection list, call the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office at (813) 247-8200 for non-emergencies. For all emergencies call 911.

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