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Panama City mayor Michael Rohan facing scrutiny - Vimarsana News

Panama City mayor Michael Rohan facing scrutiny

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WMBB) – Panama City Mayor Michael Rohan will most likely face more scrutiny from the Florida Ethics Commission. During a closed session on June 7th, the commission considered two complaints filed against Rohan. The first involved allegations that Rohan sexually harassed a female city employee. He supposedly groped her buttocks while taking […]

Miami-Dade politicians quietly proclaimed a 'Formula 1 Day' — and headed to a VIP suite - Vimarsana News

Miami-Dade politicians quietly proclaimed a 'Formula 1 Day' — and headed to a VIP suite

Gathered outside the VIP suite belonging to stadium owner Stephen Ross, they presented the billionaire with a proclamation declaring a “Formula 1 Day.”

Source: yahoo.com
Ethics complaint dismissed against St. Lucie County sheriff - Vimarsana News

Ethics complaint dismissed against St. Lucie County sheriff

The Florida Commission on Ethics has dismissed a complaint filed against St. Lucie County Sheriff Keith Pearson.

Source: wptv.com
I sponsored Florida's ethics bill, and here's what it does - Vimarsana News

I sponsored Florida's ethics bill, and here's what it does

This bill simply requires local ethics boards to have a consistent standard statewide by requiring them to meet the same standards as the Florida Ethics Commission. One standard of ethics for everyone? Talk about a radical idea!

Florida Ethics Commission Waives Fine for Its Own Member - Vimarsana News

Florida Ethics Commission Waives Fine for Its Own Member

Ethics Commissioner Freddie Figgers didn’t submit his 2021 financial disclosure statement until the day after Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed him to the Ethics Commission. The commission voted 4-1 to waive the $1,500 fine.