AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoInvasive Species Update: The Conservancy of Southwest Florida says it removed a record 4 tons of invasive Burmese pythons during the latest breeding season in Collier County—177 snakes, 8,080 pounds, including females averaging 70 eggs. Public Safety: A Marion County K9 helped deputies find a missing 11-year-old girl in dense woods; she was conscious and OK. Health Care Fraud: Gov. DeSantis announced new Medicaid fraud crackdowns in Palm Beach County, including provider revalidation and identity checks meant to stop fraud before payments go out. Local Politics & Taxes: Indian River County leaders warned a property tax amendment could cut about $50M and strain services like law enforcement and first responders. Education: Lee County schools and UF are launching a dual-enrollment partnership for juniors and seniors. Sports: FHSAA approved a new Open Division for top teams in 11 sports, aiming for true state titles. Crime & Courts: Florida AG Uthmeier charged six defendants in a multi-county drug trafficking enterprise. Elections: Candidate qualifying closed, setting the stage for Florida’s 2026 ballot.
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