COUNTY
NACO News
Farm Bill expiration: What counties need to know | National Association of Counties
While this does not mean an immediate halt to all programs authorized in the Farm Bill, the expiration begins a period of uncertainty for counties and rural residents who rely on resources authorized in the Farm Bill.
WQCS
Indian River County conservation plan gains national recognition | WQCS
Indian River County’s decades-long effort to protect the Florida Scrub-jay is drawing national attention.
Pensacola News Journal
Two subdivision projects will add 680+ new homes to Santa Rosa County
Santa Rosa County approved a pair of residential subdivision projects during September will bring just under 690 new homes to the Milton and Pace areas.
The Apopka Voice
Orange County is investing in the health and stability of its residents by expanding programs that address two deeply interconnected challenges: mental health and homelessness.
Promise Fund expands women’s health programs with new facilities in Palm Beach County
Expanding from one Women’s Health Program to four with the opening of three new sites collocated at Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in Broward and Palm Beach Counties.
TRANSPORTATION
Positively Osceola
Osceola County Moves Forward with Major Canoe Creek Road Expansion
Osceola County is moving ahead with plans to widen Canoe Creek Road from two lanes to four, following approval during Monday’s Board of County Commissioners meeting.
12 News
St. Lucie County secures $5 million FTA grant to enhance public transportation services
Commissioners in St. Lucie County have secured over $5 million to strengthen transportation services throughout the county.
Miami Community News
Miami-Dade County will make history soon by launching Metro Express — the County’s first-ever Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system and the longest all-electric BRT service in the nation, designed to transform how thousands of Miami-Dade residents move along the busy US-1 corridor.
PROPERTY TAXES
News Service Florida
There is probably nothing any officeholder likes more in an election year than a chance to cut taxes, a treat that will tempt Florida lawmakers in their 2026 legislative session.
DOGE
News 6
Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia will speak Tuesday morning in Seminole County about “government accountability and wasteful spending.”
SunSentinel
Accessible transit service draws Florida DOGE’s attention in Palm Beach County
The state’s chief financial officer offered an early example of what Florida DOGE considers wasteful spending in Palm Beach County — but the county says it’s not as the CFO is making it out to be.
Spectrum News 13
Orange responds more in-depth to wasteful spending claims
Florida’s Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, has visited 12 cities and counties to find what it claims is wasteful government spending.
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