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What Issues Would You Like CIVIC to Track in the 2010 Session?

user icon CIVIC Concern | Nov 03, 2009 | there are 3 comments 3

CIVIC and its members have been active on many issues important to Florida's future and Florida families' quality of life:  education and FCAT reform, health coverage for children, PIP insurance, oil drilling in the Gulf, growth management, just to name a few.

The legislature is in Tallahassee this week for committee meetings, already gearing up for the 2010 session next March.  Much of the work gets done now, before session even begins.  

What issues would you like more information about?  What issues would you like help taking action on?  Post your thoughts and requests here and help guide CIVIC's work in the next session.

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Drill baby DRILL it into their heads that $.03 savings in 2030 is not worth risking the degradation of the world's whitest beaches!!!!

user icon chasidy | Nov 08, 2009 | rated none by 0 others

:Home owners associations

Thousands of Home Owners have problems related to Board members not complying with regulations established in State Statute 720. The statute provides lots of regulations but no enforcement measures for violations. An office of Ombudsman should be established for enforcement of Statute 720 regulations. A $4 annual assessment is reasonable for each homeowner to support Ombudsman office  Woulld hope that Civic Concerns would support Cyber Citizens for Justice (CCFJ) in their effort to introduce change Thank you

user icon WISE | Nov 19, 2009 | rated none by 0 others

ALIMONY REFORM, FATHER'S RIGHTS

The divorce sytem in Florida is broken.

Good families are destroyed by the court system, alimony ruins families and unfairly punishes men and women alike.  Children are the big loosers in the Florida court system.  Now is the time for Florida legislators to eliminate alimony in Florida and promote father's rights.  Severe penilties need to be put in place to prevent false Domestic Violence claim (especially claims made against men).  Florida must do more to protect families and stop enriching greedy divorce lawyers.  The time to act to protect Florida families is now!

user icon dadwhocares | Dec 21, 2009 | rated none by 0 others

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