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As 2018 comes to a close, FSA would like to wish its members, partners and other industry professionals a safe and happy holiday season. As we reflect on the past year for the industry, we would like to provide the readers of Weekly Insight a look at the most accessed articles from the year. Our regular publication will resume Friday, Jan. 4.
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WOFL-TV
From Sept. 20: A main focus of the Amendment prohibits counties from doing away with elections for officers like the Sheriff, tax collectors, and property appraiser. It also creates a "State Office of Domestic Security and Counter-Terrorism." The amendment is also called the "Protection Amendment."
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From Oct. 4: "We believe that the government works best when it works closest to the people. That’s why we know that individual citizens' right to vote should never be infringed," shared Sheriff Adkinson. He wants you to understand that Amendment 10 doesn't only protect our right to vote, it protects our families, tax dollars and our veterans.
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The St. Augustine Record
From Nov. 16: The Office of Attorney General, Department of Education and Florida Department of Law Enforcement worked together to develop FortifyFL, a new app launched in Florida last month aimed at helping students and parents anonymously report suspicious activity in the state's schools. "Recent and past tragedies remind us of the need for our students and communities to report suspicious activity so we can keep our schools as safe as possible," the Florida Police Chiefs Association and Florida Sheriff's Association wrote in a joint statement.
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Tampa Bay Times
From Jan. 18: "I think it's extremely successful," Gualtieri said. "I think it has met expectations and that we have met what we set out to accomplish."
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Florida Politics
From Sept. 13: "Amendment 10 is significant because it places in our State Constitution a citizen's right to choose their constitutional officers, including their Sheriff," said the Florida Sheriffs Association president, Columbia County Sheriff Mark Hunter. "The people of each county should be given the opportunity to elect and set the tone for how law enforcement and other constitutional officer duties should be conducted."
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Tampa Bay Times
From July 5: The operation "was part of the Sheriff's Office's on-going commitment to reduce deaths, injuries, and property damage associated with traffic crashes related to impaired driving," the Sheriff's Office said in a Saturday morning release.
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Office of Governor Rick Scott
From March 15: This legislation makes significant reforms to make Florida schools safer, while keeping firearms out of the hands of mentally ill and dangerous individuals.
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The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
From Jan. 4: "The men and women of our sheriffs' offices work tirelessly, sometimes under difficult circumstances, to proudly protect the citizens we serve," said Florida Sheriffs Association President Mike Adkinson. "Our Florida sheriffs applaud and fully support the Move Over, Florida! campaign to protect those who protect us."
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Tallahassee Democrat
From Aug. 30: "By promoting Capt. Sheffield today, we embrace the fact that we need to have a voice like hers around the table in discussions," McNeil said. "Perhaps we haven't always embraced those opportunities. But today ... we embrace the reality that we need people of color, women and everyone to make decisions."
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South Marion Citizen
From Sept. 20: Marion County Sheriff's Office Major Crimes detectives have closed the missing person case of Sherry Yon Petersen, Feb. 22, 1950, who was last seen on Christmas Eve, 1992
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