The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation announced new data showing improvements in the state’s property insurance market following recent legislative reforms.
Mark McNees of Florida State University raised concerns about SB 484’s lack of clear standards for water use by data centers in Florida.
A Florida resident raised concerns about fixed monthly charges for municipal water and sewer services that apply even with no usage.
The American Tort Reform Foundation recognized Florida as a ‘Judicial Hellholes Point of Light’ due to recent tort reforms aimed at improving its civil justice system.
Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia reported that an audit uncovered $49 million in wasteful spending by St. Petersburg last year as residents face rising water bills and outdated traffic signals.
A recent survey by Morning Consult reveals that most St. Petersburg residents oppose a $2 billion city plan to acquire an electric utility.
An opinion article by Bill Peacock highlights challenges faced by Florida cities like St. Petersburg considering utility municipalization due to high acquisition costs and operational hurdles amidst rising electricity demand driven by population…
St. Petersburg may encounter financial challenges due to proposed state property-tax changes and significant infrastructure projects following recent hurricanes.
This article examines Peter Schorsch’s analysis of municipalizing utilities in Florida’s storm-prone regions like St. Petersburg.
The article discusses recent statements by Christina Pushaw regarding Florida’s insurance reforms under Governor Ron DeSantis.