AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElectric Bills: Floridians say power costs are crushing them, with investor-owned utilities like TECO, Duke Energy Florida and FPL facing mounting customer anger over rising rates and bills. Flooding & Drainage: In The Acreage, flood fears are rising as trash and yard debris clog canals and pipes, slowing drainage even after heavy rain. Health Care Costs: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued insulin makers and pharmacy benefit managers, alleging they inflated list prices and profited from preferred placement—aimed at lowering costs for patients. Insurance Anxiety: A UNF poll finds homeowners more worried about property insurance than property taxes, with most seeing no improvement in the market. New Laws Oct. 1: A dozen Florida laws kick in, including “Meg’s Law” banning nitrous oxide sales at smoke shops and gas stations. Medicare Impact: Proposed Medicare reimbursement cuts for hip and knee surgeons could lengthen wait times for Florida patients. Coastal Flooding: King tides and heavy rain deluged South Florida streets, with more flooding expected. Trade Watch: The U.S. and China released tariff-cut product lists worth about $30B each, including items like poultry, dairy, and medical equipment. Consumer Tech: Smart glasses are raising workplace privacy concerns as more employees consider camera-equipped eyewear. Energy Assistance: FPL will send eligible seniors a one-time $200 bill credit tied to EHEAP participation.
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