Longwood pauses proposed water, sewer rate hikes after resident backlash
Read full article: Longwood pauses proposed water, sewer rate hikes after resident backlashA highly contested proposal to more than double water and wastewater utility rates is on hold after a City Commission vote Monday night.
Pine Hills residents weigh in on redevelopment ideas at Orange County meetings
Read full article: Pine Hills residents weigh in on redevelopment ideas at Orange County meetingsOrange County is hosting a series of Pine Hills meetings where residents can share ideas — from new businesses and safety improvements to major development concepts — with a first draft master plan expected as early as this summer.
Volusia County explores new flooding solutions after rejecting building moratorium
Read full article: Volusia County explores new flooding solutions after rejecting building moratoriumThe Volusia County Council is now considering several proposals, including ending construction on wetlands and finding ways to buy out properties that are frequently flooded. A special meeting is scheduled for Tuesday to discuss these options.
Taylor County residents who choose to ride out Helene told to write name, information on arm
Read full article: Taylor County residents who choose to ride out Helene told to write name, information on armAs Hurricane Helene bears down on the Big Bend of Florida, one county has a message for residents who are choosing to ride out the storm.
Florida residents who choose to ride out Helene told to write name, information on arm. Here are the details
Read full article: Florida residents who choose to ride out Helene told to write name, information on arm. Here are the detailsAs Hurricane Helene bears down on the Big Bend of Florida, one county has a message for residents who are choosing to ride out the storm.
The Florida Mall is giving away $20 gift cards. Here’s how you can snag one
Read full article: The Florida Mall is giving away $20 gift cards. Here’s how you can snag oneThe Florida Mall is offering Florida residents a $20 gift card for select stores throughout the month of October, according to the mall’s website.
🚶♂️See which Florida cities rank among the deadliest for pedestrians
Read full article: 🚶♂️See which Florida cities rank among the deadliest for pedestriansIt's dangerous out there if you're a pedestrian. The number of pedestrians killed in car crashes has skyrocketed to more than 7,500, according to the Governors Highway Safety Association.
FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opens in Brevard for Hurricane Ian victims
Read full article: FEMA Disaster Recovery Center opens in Brevard for Hurricane Ian victimsBrevard County residents who suffered damages related to Hurricane Ian will be able to visit a Disaster Recovery Center in Titusville to get more information about assistance.
Osceola County residents donate items for Hurricane Fiona victims in Puerto Rico
Read full article: Osceola County residents donate items for Hurricane Fiona victims in Puerto RicoWhile thousands remain without power in Puerto Rico, residents in Central Florida are getting results for those in need after Hurricane Fiona.
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Gov. DeSantis hopes all long-term residents will have access to vaccine by end of year
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis hopes all long-term residents will have access to vaccine by end of yearRon DeSantis said that he expects all residents of the state’s long-term care facilities to have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the month. “We are prioritizing long-term care residents and staff and then the tip of the sphere healthcare workers. As we get past that, that we think we can do with the first couple weeks of doses that were allocated,” DeSantis said. DeSantis said he expects more vaccines to be sent to Florida as more are approved by the FDA. Both CVS and Walgreens also said on Tuesday that they are preparing to administer vaccines to more than 70,000 long-term care facilities across the country.
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Florida’s population growth signals more congressional seats
Read full article: Florida’s population growth signals more congressional seatsTALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida’s population growth remains on track to garner new congressional seats in the coming years, though the state might not be adding new residents as fast as officials had believed. Every 10 years, the distribution of congressional seats across the country is tweaked based on population changes, with some states gaining seats, others losing and many remaining the same. Last year, Virginia-based Election Data Services projected the swelling population in Florida would push the Sunshine State’s delegation from 27 to 29. Florida’s estimated population stood at just under 21.48 million as of July 1, a nearly 1.1 percent increase from a year earlier, according to the Census Bureau’s national and state population figures released Monday. State economists, however, have used different methodologies than the Census Bureau in estimating population growth.
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