Law enforcement The Plant City Police Department (PCPD) is the law enforcement agency for the city of Plant City. The annual budget for the police department for 2017-2018 was $10,413,994. Parks, culture, recreation and attractions National Register of Historic Places There are several locations in Plant City which have been included in the National Register of Historic Places. They are: Bing Rooming House Downtown Plant City Commercial District Downtown Plant City Historic Residential District Glover School Hillsboro State Bank Building Historic Turkey Creek High School North Plant City Residential District Plant City High School Plant City Union Depot Standard Oil Service Station Attractions Dinosaur World Parks Alderman's Ford Regional Park Edward Medard Park and Reservoir, a 1,284 acre preserve with 3.25 mile bridle path, fishing, and trails. Alafia River State Park is located nearby. Mural ban On October 12, 2009, the Plant City Commissioners voted 4-to-1 to essentially ban all new murals in the Historic District of Plant City. Current murals being painted are not affected by this ban, but no new murals can be painted unless the owner of the building can prove there was an already existing mural on the wall before 1994. The ban was set in motion by a complaint that a recent mural by Blake Emory—a rendition of Norman Rockwell's "April Fools"—contained a sex organ in the painting. Even though the creators of the mural insisted it was not intentional, and immediately altered the section of the mural, City Commissioners hastily cast the vote adding that they may revisit this ban in the future. City Commissioner Bill Dodson was the only vote against the ban saying he was looking for a more thought out and complete ordinance over an immediate and outright ban. Notable people Quintilla Geer Bruton, library advocate and philanthropist John Keasler, columnist who wrote 7,000 columns over 30 years for The Miami News. Ashley Moody, attorney and 38th Attorney General of Florida Clay Roberts, professional soccer player and coach Pam Tillis, country singer Sister cities Plant City has formalized sister city agreements with the following city: Notes References External links Plant City official website Cities in Hillsborough County, Florida Cities in Florida 1885 establishments in Florida Populated places established in 1885