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2019 Hillsborough Expungement Clinic Series Planned
BY IRIS B. HOLTON Sentinel City Editor
The Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office, in partnership with the Tampa Hillsborough Homeless Ini- tiative, will host its 2019 Hillsborough County Ex- pungement Clinic series.
The Clinics will be held at the Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office, 419 N. Pierce Street, Tampa, 33602.
The first Clinic will take place on Tuesday, Septem- ber 17th.
The second has been scheduled for Tuesday, No- vember 12th.
Both will be held from 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m.
A spokesperson for the Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office said, “the clinic will include the prepa- ration of application and re- view by the State Attorney's Office, notary services at no charge, and, for qualified participants, our partners will provide the $75 pro- cessing fee required by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE).
Volunteer attorneys not
affiliated with the Office of the State Attorney will be on site to answer questions re- lating to sealing or expunc- tion (Expungement).
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement, (FDLE) is the legal author- ity that reviews every appli- cation and makes a determination on whether individuals meet the criteria for a Certificate of Eligibil- ity.
The 2019 Hillsborough County Expungement Clinic will include all steps needed to complete the application Certificate of Eligibility for submission to FDLE.
The first Expungement Clinic was held in Hillsbo- rough County last year.
Since then, more than 130 participants success- fully submitted their appli- cations to FDLE at no cost.
This year, there is no pre-registration required.
The first 75 applicants with eligible charges will be accepted at each event.
Those planning to at- tend the event must have valid, government issued, photo identification.
Ambassador Club Members Gather ‘For Old Time Sakes’
Pictured left to right at the restaurant are: Robert Shipp, Dr. Charles Myers, Alfredo Moragne, Leroy Twiggs, Bobby Bowden, Gerard Williams and Chester White.
The Ambassadors celebrated the return of Leroy Twiggs’ annual visit to Tampa. A group of the former members gathered at the Open Café recently.
The Ambassadors Club at Middleton High School was founded by the late Herbert Carring- ton, Jr., with Leroy Twiggs, the Honorable George Edgecomb and Dr. Charles Myers serving as the club’s first three presidents.
The late Dr. David E. Smith served as the club’s first sponsor.
Meeting
Greenridge And Delaney Creek Association Monthly Meeting
Greenridge and Delaney Creek Association monthly meet- ing will be held Tuesday, September 3, 2019, at 7 p. m. The meeting is held the first Tuesday of each month at the Winston Park Boys and Girls Club of Tampa Bay, 7605 Destin Drive, Tampa, Florida 33619.
All concerned residents are invited to attend. We need your support. Our Mission, "We, the residents of Greenridge and Delaney Creek, envision a community where people have a strong sense of security and everyone takes pride in where they live."
The President is Mrs. Ola Lott Mitchell and Evelyn Paris Wilson is Secretary.
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