AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWorkplace & Civil Rights: Florida AG James Uthmeier is demanding Gainesville PD rescind a policy that lets transgender women request searches by female officers, arguing it violates the Florida Civil Rights Act and puts officers and detainees at risk. Public Safety & Hiring Pipelines: College of the Florida Keys’ Basic Law Enforcement Academy 95 graduated 15 cadets after 770 hours of training; several already passed certification and secured jobs with local agencies. Housing Stability: Charlotte County evictions are rising, with 2025 showing about 41 evictions in process per 1,000 households (up from 37 in 2024), and similar upward trends reported in DeSoto and Sarasota. Food Safety: Publix recalled GreenWise frozen organic blueberries and mixed berries after an E. coli outbreak linked to hospitalizations, including in Florida. Community Response to Trauma: Jacksonville’s Dandelion Project highlights a survivor-led model aimed at curbing trafficking around major events, focusing on coordinated support and recovery pathways. Workforce & Education: Stetson University launched an AI-focused human resources master’s program, signaling growing demand for HR leaders trained for tech-driven workplaces.
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