AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Safety: A 60-day rabies alert is active in Spring Hill after an unvaccinated cat contracted rabies in a raccoon attack, with DOH-Hernando urging residents to avoid wild animals and report bites. Road Safety: A 10-year-old bicyclist was flown to a hospital after being hit by two vehicles on State Road 52 near Hudson, and Florida Highway Patrol is still investigating. Crime & Courts: FDLE arrested a Brooksville man on 14 counts of child sexual abuse materials possession, part of a statewide undercover effort. Local Politics: Florida’s 2026 elections are set after qualifying closed, with Aug. 18 primaries and school board races on the ballot in Escambia and Santa Rosa. Community & Youth: Escambia Children’s Trust approved $2.3 million for eight afterschool programs over three years, plus $1.2 million in microgrants. Health & Environment: Sargassum seaweed is piling up again at Palm Beach County beaches, and officials say cleanup rules depend on sea turtle nesting season. Elections Watch: Tampa police are cracking down on planned teen takeovers by designating a downtown “special event zone” with tougher penalties.
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