The new bill for the state of Florida to take over Walt Disney World’s Reedy Creek Improvement District has been passed by the State Affairs Committee.
House Bill 9B will no longer dissolve the district on June 1, 2023, but rename it and put a state board in charge. Members of the board will be appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis.
The amendments proposed by Representatives Eskamani and Harris all failed.
The committee voted 17-3 to pass the bill. Eskamani, Harris, and Gantt voted against.
Read more about the Reedy Creek Improvement District bill and its potential impact.
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Such freaking bs. This whole thing is a sick personal vendeta by a butt hurt govenor. I seriously cannot believe they didn’t at least ammend the board so he could not pick! Sick. It’s sick and disgusting he got away from this. Obviously he picked all the other seats too. The power a govenor has is too much as well, clearly. What an absolute disgust this is actually happening.