Jeff Bergosh Blog: The 2022 Florida Legislative Session is Over. Which Passed Bills Could or Will Most Impact Escambia County?

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Thursday, March 31, 2022

The 2022 Florida Legislative Session is Over. Which Passed Bills Could or Will Most Impact Escambia County?

The legislature does what they do every year. They finished their 60 day (plus a couple of days) session, passed a budget, and put forth and passed a slew of laws. Yesterday afternoon, our legal office put together and sent to commissioners a nifty little memo outlining the bills passed this year that will have the greatest impact ----positive and negative----on Escambia County going forward. Check out the memo and list of laws, below. Interesting stuff.....