AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation & Culture Wars: Florida schools removed nearly 600 books in 2025-26, with Clay and Escambia accounting for about two-thirds of the removals, as critics say many targets are LGBTQ+ and race-related themes. Local Community: Palm Beach County’s Kravis Center is seeking volunteers for a Sept. 15 meal-packing push aimed at producing 300,000 meals for residents facing hunger. Public Safety & Accountability: A Polk County jury convicted Pennsylvania man Shaun Runyon of three counts of first-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder tied to a 2021 short-term rental attack. 9/11 Remembrance Across Florida: Suncoast and South Florida communities marked the 25th anniversary with ceremonies, including events in Venice and Miami City Hall. Elections & Voting Access: USPS rejected Leon County’s mail ballot envelope design over spacing, offering a preview of how technical rejections could disrupt mail voting if federal limits change. Cybersecurity: Florida’s DMV says a Plant City officer’s improperly stored credentials were used in a driver-database intrusion, with no ongoing breach reported. Transportation: West Palm Beach launched “West Palm Move,” an electric-vehicle transit service with $1 fixed-route rides and $2 on-demand trips.
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