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Here are the 2023 state budget 'turkeys' from the Tampa Bay region - Vimarsana News

Here are the 2023 state budget 'turkeys' from the Tampa Bay region

Of the $117 billion budget passed this year by the Florida Legislature, 218 items worth $598.7 million qualified as Budget Turkeys, according to Florida TaxWatch.

Source: usf.edu
Grand Jury urges increased safety measures for code compliance officers - Vimarsana News

Grand Jury urges increased safety measures for code compliance officers

The Kern County Grand Jury released a report Monday for the county’s Public Works Department regarding the Code Compliance division and the need to increase safety for its officers.

Residents speak out about parking issues in Inlet Beach, along 30A - Vimarsana News

Residents speak out about parking issues in Inlet Beach, along 30A

Residents in Inlet Beach and 30A tell NewsChannel 7 they are getting increasingly frustrated with the amount of people parking illegally in their neighborhoods to get to the beach.

Source: wjhg.com
Grand jury report recommends more security for county code compliance officers - Vimarsana News

Grand jury report recommends more security for county code compliance officers

A Kern County grand jury's report revealed that between 2015 and 2021, more than 130 incidents of threats, assaults, and false imprisonment have been carried out against code compliance officers.

Dallas clears homeless camp amid I-45 work, prompting backlash - Vimarsana News

Dallas clears homeless camp amid I-45 work, prompting backlash

The city said it swept the camp near Interstate 45 in South Dallas sooner than expected to make way for the construction. Advocates called it a "violent" displacement.