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A legislative budget panel this week gave Gov. Ron DeSantis millions more dollars to pump into storm recovery projects, two weeks after category 4 Hurricane Ian landed in Southwest Florida and crossed the state. Ian landed nearly 4 years after category 5 Michael hit the Panhandle, where recovery continues.
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The Joint Legislative Budget Commission will hold an emergency meeting next week to release an additional $360 million into the Emergency Preparedness and Response Fund, which was established this year with $500 million. Most of the initial funding has already been allocated for Ian recovery efforts.
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By most economic measures, the state of Florida isn’t expected to return to normal for at least another couple of years following the Great Recession.…
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It could take weeks before a Florida appeals court decides whether to allow the Florida Department of Corrections to move forward with privatizing the…
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A three-judge panel heard arguments Tuesday in a legal dispute between the Florida Department of Corrections and its prison health care workers who fear…
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****UPDATE: Judge has Ruled. Read Story HERE****The jobs of about the three-thousand correctional employees’ jobs hang in the balance as a Leon Circuit…
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A Leon Circuit Judge is now set to decide on a case regarding the privatization of health care services in Florida’s prison system. The Judge says he…
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A legal dispute over the privatization of health care services in Florida’s prisons is far from over. A Leon Circuit Judge says he does not have all the…
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The Florida Department of Corrections is still engaged in a legal dispute over whether it can privatize the state’s inmate health care services, after a…
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About 3,000 employees could soon be out of a job after the Florida Department of Corrections recently received the funds to privatize its inmate health…