COUNTY
Pensacola News Journal
Escambia County to get nearly $20 million in opioid settlement money
Escambia County is expected to get about $19.5 million from opioid litigation settlements over the next 18 years.
Keys News
County Commission to vote on TDC changes
The Monroe County Commission will vote Wednesday, May 15, on an ordinance and policy change, so if and/or when the governor signs a bill, the county can move forward on putting $35 million in Tourist Development Council funds toward affordable housing projects.
Miami Today
Miami-Dade seeks millions to build a regional tech research team
Miami-Dade County is rushing to compete for up to $160 million in federal support of a to-be-formed regional coalition of researchers, institutions and companies to conduct technological research that solves problems that impact the economy and society.
TOURISM
WFTV
Seminole County leaders discuss sports tourism district
SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fla. — Seminole County is looking to lure more people to the area for sports tourism.
Bay News 9
Volusia County sees 10 million visitors in 2023
VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. — The beaches are bringing in big business. That’s what the newest tourism report shows for Volusia County. It’s all during what the officials are calling a “reset” year post-Covid and amid recovery from Hurricanes Ian and Nicole.
Orlando Sentinel
Seminole takes step toward new indoor events complex
Seminole County commissioners took the first step Tuesday toward building a large indoor complex for sports tournaments and other events estimated to cost more than $65 million.
HOUSING
Palm Beach Post
Palm Beach County’s affordable housing bonds financing plan in trouble
It appears unlikely that the $200 million housing bond issue, approved by voters in November, will create anything close to the goal of 20,000 housing units anytime soon.
Wink News
Collier commissioners push plan to allow rental of guesthouses
Collier County commissioners on May 14 moved forward with a plan to allow Urban Estates homeowners to rent guesthouses to address a critical shortage of workforce housing.
Sun Sentinel
Idea to help Broward’s homeless: A village of mini homes
Broward’s next idea to help the homeless off the streets could likely be the construction of 10 easy-to-build homes that serve as shelters.
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