AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAmendment 3 Fallout: The Florida Policy Institute launched a calculator showing local governments could lose nearly $14 billion in the first two years if Amendment 3 passes, with impacts ranging from water management and emergency response to libraries and mosquito control. Dengue Response: Pinellas County extended its dengue state of emergency through Oct. 8, while Hillsborough expanded aerial mosquito treatments with help from Lee County helicopters. Local Budgets: Walton County set its 2027 budget and millage, including a reduced rate for the North Walton Mosquito Control District. Public Safety—Animals: Volusia charged a man with starving and neglecting his dog; Seminole says a fire set with gasoline killed 15 dogs. Crime & Courts: Rapper Rick Ross was arrested in Miami Beach on domestic violence charges; a Sarasota man was convicted in federal court on fentanyl trafficking and firearms counts. Environment: Southwest Florida leaders discussed federal wetland protection changes and what they mean for Florida water protections. Tech/Community: Arden residents rallied against the proposed Project Tango AI data center, citing transparency concerns. Business/Industry: Blue Ops is partnering with Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch to expand uncrewed maritime defense operations.
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