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The Florida Roundup is a live, weekly call-in show with a distinct focus on the issues affecting Floridians. Each Friday at noon, listeners can engage in the conversation with journalists, newsmakers and other Floridians about change, policy and the future of our lives in the sunshine state.Join our host, WLRN’s Tom Hudson, broadcasting from Miami.

Amendment 3 passed. What will implementation look like? Plus, other news

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A Jupiter Fire Rescue truck in the town's parade in August for National Night Out.

Rep. Ryan Chamberlin joined "The Florida Roundup" to talk about what implementation of Amendment 3 could look like, while PolitiFact’s Samantha Putterman checks out some recent claims about the measure.

Florida cities and counties weigh cuts and new revenue as lawmakers prepare to implement Amendment 3 

Florida voters passed Amendment 3 in the midterm elections. What happens next?

We looked at how some local governments are gearing up for budget cuts and what possible solutions exist for trying to fill the gap.

Plus, we hear from a state lawmaker who has helped lead the charge to eliminate property taxes.

Guests:

  • Joshua Ceballos, local government accountability reporter for WLRN. 
  • Rep. Ryan Chamberlin, member of the Florida House of Representatives (R-District 24). 
  • Samantha Putterman, Florida government reporter for PolitiFact. 

Weekly news updates 

Florida is facing its largest outbreak of locally acquired dengue fever cases in decades with Hillsborough County at the epicenter.

We look at how climate change is fueling the spread of this mosquito-borne virus globally.

Several conservation groups are planning to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in an effort to increase protections for Florida's threatened manatees.

Once the world's fastest ocean liner, the historic SS United States was purposefully sunk off the coast of Florida's panhandle this week to become an artificial reef.

And we hear the story of a Gainesville-area veteran and her community on the heels of Veteran's Day.

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