AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLicense Plate Reader Crackdown: Florida is revoking permits and ordering law enforcement to remove Flock-style automated license plate readers from state highway rights-of-way within 30 days, citing misuse reports and privacy concerns—sparking fast pullbacks by sheriffs across Northeast Florida and questions about why some other roadside cameras remain. Local Arts Funding: Osceola County will invest $5 million over two years in a Cultural Facilities Grant Program to support public and nonprofit arts venues with renovations, accessibility upgrades, and equipment. Court Watch (Tiger Woods): Tiger Woods is set to appear in Martin County court to change his not-guilty plea in a DUI case tied to a March rollover crash. Child Abuse Case: Florida AG James Uthmeier announced charges against two women accused of yearslong abuse of four children inside a “rolling dungeon” truck. Public Safety & Justice: Harold Gene Lucas was executed Tuesday, the state’s 14th execution this year. Community Notes: Fernandina Beach’s paid parking fight hit a 2-2 deadlock, leaving the program’s end date in place.
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