Florida lawmakers’ addresses could be shielded from public

Florida Was Set to Shield Lawmakers' Home Addresses Before Minnesota Assassination

Florida lawmakers in April overwhelmingly passed a bill (SB 268) to create a public-records exemption that would prevent the release of home addresses and telephone numbers of legislators and members of Congress. Also, the exemption would apply to the governor, lieutenant governor, state Cabinet members, county commissioners, property appraisers, elections supervisors, school superintendents, school board members, mayors and city commissioners. …

Florida lawmakers’ addresses could be shielded from public

Florida could shield from public disclosure the home addresses of legislators, other elected officials and their family members.

Lawmakers' Addresses Could be Shielded

TALLAHASSEE — As Minnesota reels from the murder of one state lawmaker and the shooting of another, Florida could shield from public disclosure the home addresses of legislators, other elected officials and their family members.