AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPrivacy & Surveillance: Florida’s order to shut down automated license plate readers on state roads is raising questions, but local and private cameras—including Flock systems on private property—are still operating, keeping the debate over public safety vs. privacy very much alive. Legal Accountability: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix, alleging the company collected and sold minors’ sensitive data without proper parental consent. Public Safety: A Key Largo man was arrested after allegedly brandishing a shotgun during a neighbor dispute over dogs. Health: Measles deaths tied to the outbreak are climbing nationwide, with a Pennsylvania case highlighting how serious the disease can be. Local Business: Concentra opened a new Daytona Beach medical center to expand occupational health services across Volusia. Community & Culture: A new Tampa exhibit, “Cinema in the Sunshine State,” traces more than a century of Florida filmmaking. Housing: A $115 million Naranja Grand development in South Miami-Dade brings 320 affordable units, including senior housing. Education: St. Petersburg College reported published in-state tuition and required fees of $2,682 for 2024-25.
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