AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBack-to-School Giving: In Volusia County, a mother is collecting school supplies to honor her son Michael Millett, killed in 2025, and is aiming to double donations this year. Heat & Safety: Central Florida remains under heat advisories as feels-like temps push into the triple digits, with extreme heat risk flagged for today and tomorrow. Immigration & Care Work: Florida’s nursing home industry is urging DHS to let Haitian TPS holders keep working in long-term care, warning losses could disrupt staffing and resident continuity. Animal Cruelty Cases: In Brevard County, deputies say a dog’s vest was left on so long it fused into the animal’s skin; two men face charges. Invasive Species: The Florida Python Challenge returns July 10–19 with $25,000 in prizes, targeting Burmese pythons across the Everglades. Courts & Public Policy: A proposed Florida property tax amendment is prompting Brevard County officials to plan for possible budget cuts if it passes. Local Government: Punta Gorda is moving toward historic designation for waterfront parks, including Gilchrist Park. Tech Legal Fight: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is asking a federal judge to send the state’s OpenAI lawsuit back to state court.
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