Lisa Macneil is a journalist based in Brooksville, Florida, writing for the local news outlet Hernando Sun. With a focus on local news and community issues, Lisa covers a range of topics including government decisions, infrastructure projects, education, and environmental concerns. Her reporting aims to keep the residents of Brooksville informed about the events and developments that impact their daily lives.
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Hernando County, Florida, United States (Local)
Lisa Macneil's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, business and industry developments, as well as human resources and employment matters. She frequently covers topics such as local government decisions, public services, fees, budget allocations, and human resource policies within the United States with a specific focus on Florida and Brooksville.
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Aerial of Register RV Sales property on Cortez & Barclay. [Credit: Hernando Co. Gov.]
The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) unanimously approved a Federal Subrecipient Agreement with Lifestream Behavioral Center, Inc. The County was awarded $2 million in federal funds specifically to be used for the construction of the $14 million facility, which is expected to break ground this summer.
A twenty-four game schedule has been laid out for the men’s basketball team and they’re off to a rocky start to the season with 1 win and 4 losses.
Due to the amount of activity over the summer on the Weeki Wachee River, the community of Hernando County and those that live along the river are focusing more on how they can help local law enforcement.
When we think about living on purpose, it can mean different things to different people. Personally, one of the first aspects that comes to my mind is the desire to not only love God and be thankful for who he is but to also love my life and appreciate who I am. This is not to be confused with being arrogant or satisfied about where I am in my journey, but rather it has everything to do with having peace and contentment in our soul as we allow God to change us into his image. It’s true that being honest and willing to embrace the anxiety and the unfairness within our everyday life is painful, but it’s also the only way we can truly become the person God wants us to be. The difficult part of being transformed into this way of thinking is learning how to embrace not just the pleasant events, but also the difficult circumstances. This is a very important part of our spiritual development and a great way to learn how to listen carefully, wait patiently, keep our eyes focused on him, and trust him completely. Alexander MacLaren is quoted, “Only he who can say the Lord is the strength of my life can also declare, of whom shall I be afraid?”
Location map of parcel rezoned to PDP/MF. [Credit: Hern, Co. Planning/ Central GIS]
The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) discussed potential increases to Impact Fees at the April 23 regular mee The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) discussed potential increases to Impact Fees at the April 23 regular meeting. The board is in general agreement that impact fees should be increased. By the end of this meeting, Commissioners mostly agreed to consider raising Impact Fees on single-family homes from $5,757 to the maximum of $13,052.
After a contentious 4 hour meeting on September 11, 2019, The Board of County Commissioners voted 3-2 to both approve the proposed 1 mill increase and the tentative budget. Commissioners Steve Champion and Wayne Dukes opposed both measures maintaining that more expenses could be cut, rather than increasing the millage rate.
The Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) held a workshop on May 6, 2024, to discuss the results of a study and proposed Fire Assessment Municipal Service Benefit Unit (MSBU) rates for Fiscal Years (FY) 2025 – 28. The study excludes the City of Brooksville. All members of the BOCC are opposed to the new recommendations.
Booking photo of Michael Ray Groves - Photo courtesy of HCSO
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