AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFlock Camera Crackdown: Florida is revoking permits for Flock Safety automated license plate readers on state highways, with local agencies given 30 days to remove the cameras—many sheriffs are going further and pulling county systems too, citing public trust and “surveillance state” concerns. Local Government & Growth: North Port approved an 18-month data center moratorium after a packed, hours-long meeting where residents raised alarms about water use, noise, pollution, and limited job benefits. Public Safety Enforcement: Sarasota County deputies and the Florida Gaming Control Commission raided two businesses, seizing 76 illegal slot machines. Community & Environment: Groveland is moving ahead with $1.8M reclaimed-water pressure and supply upgrades, plus a $4M pumping-system overhaul to handle growth and elevation-related shortages. Business & Travel: JetBlue rolled out BlueFirst, a new domestic first-class option with larger seats, more legroom, and upgraded service on shorter routes. Consumer/Tech: The FTC and 22 states sued Amazon over alleged secret ad-auction overcharging, claiming advertisers were overbilled by more than $20B. Sports & Culture: The Miccosukee Tribe opened a new Everglades service plaza with a gas station, food court, and store near Alligator Alley.
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