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Floridaâs toll road projects a âfiscal cliff,â in serious trouble, lawmakers say
âThe state has faced major major problems, and the pandemic has forced us to reevaluate this policy,â a top Republican senator said.
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Updated Mar. 3
TALLAHASSEE â For the last two years, opponents of a controversial plan to build three new toll roads across Florida have been saying the projects arenât needed and theyâre too expensive.
On Wednesday, a key Republican senator sided with them.
âThis is not tenable to do at this point,â said Sen. Gayle Harrell, R-Stuart.
Just 21 months after the plan to build 330 miles of new toll roads was signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis, the projects could be in serious trouble. On Wednesday, Harrellâs Senate Transportation Committee advanced a bill that would greatly diminish two of the roads, while leaving one stretch intact.
DeSantis says $16 billion in federal aid to Florida is unfair
âInstead of using the share of the population, they are using the number of unemployed in the state, which means states like Florida that have lower unemployment are getting penalized,â DeSantis said.
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Published Mar. 1
Updated Mar. 1
TALLAHASSEE â The $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package before the U.S. Senate would give Florida state and local governments $16 billion in one-time aid, more than enough to wipe out the stateâs $2 billion shortfall, but Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday said the funding formula is unfair to Florida because it is tied to unemployment.
âYou shouldnât be penalizing states for doing a good job, which is exactly what this bill does,â DeSantis told reporters Monday, adding his voice to a chorus of GOP officials opposed to President Joe Bidenâs first legislative initiative. âInstead of using the share of the population, they are using the number of u