AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMedicare Advantage: Florida’s 5.2M seniors face leaner 2027 plans as insurers trim “extras” like dental, hearing and grocery benefits, even as many $0 premiums stay put. Insurance & housing costs: Florida’s Amendment 3 debate is heating up, with warnings it could shift property-tax costs onto renters, while more homeowners see rate relief as OIR approves additional Citizens cuts. Public safety tech: The fallout from Flock Safety camera controversies keeps growing, with lawmakers pressing for answers on misuse and data access as cities weigh camera buyouts and court fights. Food & agriculture: An invasive pasture mealybug outbreak is prompting a DeSantis emergency response, threatening sugarcane, pasturelands and lawns; meanwhile, Walmart recalled frozen pasta nationwide over possible listeria contamination. Business & deals: Airspan Networks is buying key Cambium Networks product assets after Cambium’s collapse, bringing 135+ employees into the Florida-based firm. Legal & corporate governance: Florida shareholders and the state AG pursue New York Times record access over alleged editorial bias, adding another front to media oversight battles. Workforce & education: Jefferson High School launches a hospitality magnet pipeline with Visit Tampa Bay, aiming to feed the region’s tourism jobs. Immigration policy: Central Florida advocates push Congress to restore terminated TPS for Haitians through 2029.
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