AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Health: Florida measles cases are climbing fast, with a reporting fight in the Trump administration changing how deaths are counted; Florida health data show 162 cases this year, including a new Duval County case. Food Safety: A Pinellas County wrongful-death lawsuit alleges a Publix GreenWise frozen blueberry recall linked to E. coli came too late for a Largo woman who died in June; the suit names Publix and Coral Gables-based Quirch Foods. Elections: Vote-by-mail requests are rolling out statewide, with Florida election offices required to start sending ballots Sept. 24; voters have until Oct. 22 to request a ballot. Health Alerts: Vibrio vulnificus deaths in Florida rose to five this year, and a Marco Island beach advisory warns residents to avoid water contact due to bacteria levels. Local Safety & Crime: A Lee County scooter chase ended with a stolen Ruger handgun found nearby and a suspect facing multiple felonies; in Alachua, deputies released bodycam from a sword-wielding burglary arrest. Politics: David Jolly is hitting Volusia County stops as he and Byron Donalds battle in a tight governor’s race. Public Safety/Health: Pasco County declared a local state of emergency as dengue cases rise.
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