AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHurricane Recovery: Power has returned to 95% of customers hit by Hurricane Isaias, but six deaths have been confirmed. Florida has opened supply sites and announced nearly $27 million for rural recovery and infrastructure. Property Tax Fight: Voters face a November decision on Amendment 3, which would expand homestead exemptions. Supporters promise tax relief; sheriffs and local officials warn it could squeeze funding for police, fire and other services, while polls remain divided. Jacksonville Oversight: Attorney General James Uthmeier has issued another subpoena to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority, seeking records on contracts, executive travel, sponsorships and communications involving Mayor Donna Deegan and agency leaders as JTA grapples with a $39 million shortfall. South Florida Businesses: The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce says immigration raids and fear are contributing to sales drops of 40% to 45% in parts of Miami-Dade, affecting restaurants, hotels, agriculture and construction. Gators: Quarterback Aaron Philo could miss Saturday’s game at No. 7 Texas with a shoulder injury; sophomore Tramell Jones would make his first career start if Philo can’t play.
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