AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife & Public Safety: The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will open 2026 regulated bear hunting permit applications Sept. 11, with permits distributed by random drawing for a Dec. 5–27 season. Water Quality Alerts: Marion County’s health department warns residents about blue-green algae in Lake Weir, urging people to avoid blooms and keep pets away. Coastal & Marine Infrastructure: St. Pete Beach approved first readings to adjust wastewater and reclaimed-water fees and pushed for strong penalties in a case involving illegal mothballs tossed on the beach. Storm Watch: Tropical Storm Dolly formed in the Atlantic and is expected to weaken as it moves west, though its moisture could still bring heavy rain and flash-flood risk to the Caribbean and nearby islands. Conservation & Habitat: The St. Johns River Water Management District announced a new three-year partnership with Nassau County to protect and restore North Florida coastlines and tidal marshes. Local Nature & Community: Alachua County and UF/IFAS are hosting a free Sept. 10 webinar for HOA reps and homeowners on Florida-Friendly Landscaping practices.
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