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FloridaBill · SB 42In progress2mo ago

Eugene Wyatt could receive $21,253.98 for Dozier School injuries

Relief of Eugene Wyatt by the Department of Legal Affairs · Sponsor: Erin Grall (R)

Eugene Wyatt would receive $21,253.98 for injuries from his Dozier School confinement if he meets conditions referenced in state law.

Criminal Justice

FloridaBill · SB 44In progress2mo ago

Sheriff’s office would pay Sean Hurley $20.7 million for crash injuries

Relief of Sean Hurley by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office · Sponsor: Ralph Massullo (R)

If enacted, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office would pay Sean Hurley $20.7 million plus interest from county funds, with limits on compensation and attorney fees.

Taxes & Budget

FloridaBill · SB 20In progress2mo ago

Florida would provide Maury Hernandez a $5 million injury award

Relief of Maury Hernandez by the Department of Corrections · Sponsor: Ana Maria Rodriguez (R)

If enacted, Florida would pay former deputy Maury Hernandez $5 million for injuries and damages tied to the Department of Corrections’ failure to enforce probation rules.

Criminal Justice

FloridaBill · SB 14In progress2mo ago

Miami-Dade County would pay Martinez Silva’s estate $2.76 million

Relief of the Estate of Juan Carlos Martinez Silva by Miami-Dade County · Sponsor: Ana Maria Rodriguez (R)

Miami-Dade County would pay Juan Carlos Martinez Silva’s estate $2,761,766.96 to cover the remaining court-awarded damages and costs for his death.

Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget

FloridaBill · SB 18In progress2mo ago

Miami-Dade County would pay $1.05 million to Corpora’s estate

Relief of the Estate of James Corpora by Miami-Dade County · Sponsor: Ana Maria Rodriguez (R)

If enacted, Miami-Dade County would use uncommitted county money to pay James Corpora’s estate $1.05 million to complete a settlement over his death.

Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget

FloridaBill · SB 30In progress2mo ago

Florida would set aside $850,000 for Lisa-Maria Carter’s estate

Relief of the Estate of Lisa-Maria Carter by the University of South Florida · Sponsor: Nick DiCeglie (R)

If lawmakers approve the measure, Florida would provide $850,000 to Lisa-Maria Carter’s estate and limit attorney fees and related claims.

Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget

FloridaBill · SB 16In progress2mo ago

State would pay $28 million into a trust for L.P.

Relief of L.P. by the Department of Children and Families · Sponsor: Jennifer Bradley (R)

If approved, the bill would direct $28 million to a trust for L.P. and limit compensation and related fees for her claims.

Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget

FloridaBill · SB 36In progress2mo ago

Charlotte County would pay the Maces $6.08 million for injuries

Relief of Krystle Mace and Leonard Mace by Charlotte County · Sponsor: Jonathan Martin (R)

If the bill becomes law, Charlotte County would pay the Maces $6,080,263.15 from uncommitted funds for injuries described in the bill.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

FloridaBill · SB 34In progress2mo ago

Broward sheriff’s office would pay $2.5 million to M.N.’s estate

Relief of the Estate of M.N. by the Broward County Sheriff’s Office · Sponsor: Jonathan Martin (R)

If enacted, the bill would require the Broward County Sheriff’s Office to pay M.N.’s estate $2.5 million from money not already committed.

Government & Ethics

FloridaBill · SB 32In progress2mo ago

Temple Terrace would pay a family $22.3 million for crash losses

Relief of Samantha Sakowski, Li. S., B.J., and the Estate of Le. S. by the City of Temple Terrace · Sponsor: Nick DiCeglie (R)

If enacted, Temple Terrace would pay the family $22.3 million for crash injuries and a child’s death, with limits on compensation and lawyers’ fees.

Government & Ethics

FloridaBill · SB 12In progress2mo ago

Miami-Dade County would pay Becerra family $1 million

Relief of Odalys Fortes, Pablo Becerra, and Aliyah Isabel Mieryteran by Miami-Dade County · Sponsor: Ana Maria Rodriguez (R)

If the bill becomes law, Miami-Dade County would pay Annie Becerra’s family $1 million, plus interest and court costs, for injuries tied to her death.

Government & Ethics

FloridaBill · SB 38In progress2mo ago

Miami-Dade’s hospital trust would pay Elijah Brinson $490,000 plus interest

Relief of Elijah Brinson by Miami-Dade County · Sponsor: Erin Grall (R)

If the proposal becomes law, Miami-Dade County’s hospital trust would pay Elijah Brinson $490,000 plus interest, with limits on related compensation and attorney fees.

Healthcare

FloridaBill · SB 40In progress2mo ago

Florida would pay H.H. $14.9 million for her injuries

Relief of H.H. by the Department of Children and Families · Sponsor: Tracie Davis (D)

If enacted, Florida would pay about $14.9 million into a trust solely for H.H.’s benefit to compensate for injuries attributed to the child welfare department’s negligence.

Government & Ethics · Healthcare

FloridaBill · SB 22In progress2mo ago

Florida would pay Barnett and R.B. $296,400 in relief

Relief of Michael Barnett by the Department of Children and Families · Sponsor: Mack Bernard (D)

If the bill becomes law, Florida would pay Michael Barnett and R.B. $296,400 for injuries and damages, with attorney fees capped at 25 percent.

Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget

FloridaBill · SB 28In progress2mo ago

Clearwater would pay Giannikos for injuries from a signal failure

Relief of Maximus Giannikos by the City of Clearwater · Sponsor: Nick DiCeglie (R)

If it becomes law, Clearwater would pay Maximus Giannikos $16,037,182.49, plus interest, for injuries linked to the city's failure to maintain pedestrian signals.

Public Safety · Taxes & Budget

FloridaBill · SB 26In progress2mo ago

Miami-Dade County would pay Cabrera’s estate the remaining judgment

Relief of the Estate of Oscar Cabrera and Stephanie Cabrera by Miami-Dade County · Sponsor: Ana Maria Rodriguez (R)

If the bill becomes law, Miami-Dade County would pay Oscar Cabrera’s estate $4,024,441.26 to cover the remaining judgment debt for his death.

Government & Ethics

FloridaBill · SB 24In progress2mo ago

Florida would pay C.C. $20 million for injuries tied to agency negligence

Relief of C.C. by the Department of Children and Families · Sponsor: Ana Maria Rodriguez (R)

If enacted, Florida would pay $20 million into a trust for C.C., with related claim expenses capped at 25 percent of the award.

Government & Ethics · Healthcare

FloridaBill · HB 4059Became law4mo ago

Polk County would cap payments for inmate care and transport

Compensation for Health Care Services for Inmates in Polk County · Sponsor: Jon Albert (R)

Health care providers and emergency transport companies without county contracts would face Medicare-based payment limits for services to inmates in Polk County detention centers.

Criminal Justice · Healthcare

FloridaBill · SB 628Became law4mo ago

Florida would name roads and an airport to honor people

Transportation Facility Designations · Sponsor: Don Gaetz (R)

Starting July 1, 2026, Florida’s transportation department must mark specified roads, an airport, and other facilities with honorary names.

AI & Privacy · National Security

FloridaBill · HB 4019Became law4mo ago

Lake County limits payments for inmate medical care

Compensation for Health Care Services for Inmates in Lake County · Sponsor: Nan Cobb (R)

The act sets payment limits for outside medical providers, trauma hospitals, and emergency transport services serving inmates in Lake County detention centers.

Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics