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More than 100 new Florida laws are now in effect, bringing changes to schools, public safety, housing, health care, pets and local government rules.<\/p>\n
Some of the laws are technical or budget-related. Others could be more noticeable for families, drivers, students, pet owners and local communities.<\/p>\n
Blue Envelope Program<\/p>\n
A new law creates Florida\u2019s Blue Envelope Program, which is aimed at improving communication between law enforcement officers and drivers with autism spectrum disorder.<\/p>\n
The blue envelopes will include communication guidelines for officers during motor vehicle interactions.<\/p>\n
The program is expected to be available through the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and local tax collectors starting Jan. 1, 2027.<\/p>\n
Pet sale protections<\/p>\n
Florida is adding new consumer protections for people who buy pets.<\/p>\n
The law requires pet dealers to disclose financing terms before a sale is final and provide veterinary records showing exams, medications and treatments given to the animal.<\/p>\n
It also gives consumers more rights if an animal is later found to be sick or unfit for purchase.<\/p>\n
Domestic violence changes<\/p>\n
A new domestic violence law increases penalties for repeat offenders and raises relocation assistance for victims.<\/p>\n
The maximum amount for a single relocation assistance claim increases from $1,500 to $2,500. The lifetime maximum increases from $3,000 to $5,000.<\/p>\n
The law also allows judges to consider threats against a family pet and military protective orders when deciding whether to grant a domestic violence injunction.<\/p>\n
Sex offender restrictions<\/p>\n
Florida is expanding restrictions for certain sex offenders convicted of offenses involving children.<\/p>\n
The new law bars some offenders from living within 1,000 feet of a public swimming pool. Existing restrictions already apply to places such as schools, parks, playgrounds and child care facilities.<\/p>\n
The law also increases restricted areas for loitering and prowling near places where children gather.<\/p>\n
Drowning prevention<\/p>\n
Florida is expanding eligibility for the state\u2019s Swimming Lesson Voucher Program.<\/p>\n
The program will now include children ages 1 through 7.<\/p>\n
School athletics<\/p>\n
A new law allows head coaches to use personal money to support student athletes.<\/p>\n
That could include help with food, transportation and recovery services. Coaches are limited to $15,000 per athletic team each year.<\/p>\n
Students with disabilities<\/p>\n
Florida students with disabilities will be allowed to substitute one school year of participation in Special Olympics for the physical education requirement needed for a standard high school diploma.<\/p>\n
The law also says two years of marching band can satisfy both the physical education and performing arts credit requirements.<\/p>\n
Teacher recruitment and mentoring<\/p>\n
Several education-related laws are also now in effect.<\/p>\n
One creates a teacher training and mentoring program that allows qualified teachers to serve as mentors in schools with \u201cD\u201d or \u201cF\u201d grades.<\/p>\n
Another law makes it easier for some teachers with expired licenses to return to the classroom without retaking subject area exams they have already passed.<\/p>\n
Affordable housing<\/p>\n
A new housing law updates Florida\u2019s Live Local Act.<\/p>\n
The changes are aimed at making it easier to build certain affordable apartment or mixed-use housing projects on land owned by local governments and school districts.<\/p>\n
Another law allows local housing programs to use funds to help mobile home owners pay up to six months of lot rent.<\/p>\n
Data centers<\/p>\n
A new data center law prevents utilities from passing certain data center-related costs onto residential and small business customers.<\/p>\n
The law also blocks utilities from serving data centers controlled by foreign countries of concern and allows local communities to set stricter rules.<\/p>\n
Cybersecurity<\/p>\n
Florida is creating new cybersecurity programs through Cyber Florida at the University of South Florida.<\/p>\n
One law requires Cyber Florida to develop a cybersecurity experiential learning program. Another creates a local government cybersecurity protection program to help local governments defend against cyber threats.<\/p>\n
Petroleum cleanup<\/p>\n
A budget-related law changes Florida\u2019s petroleum cleanup programs by removing certain deductibles, copayments and monetary caps for eligible parties.<\/p>\n
The costs will instead be absorbed by the Inland Protection Trust Fund.<\/p>\n
State budget<\/p>\n
Florida\u2019s new budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year is also now in effect.<\/p>\n
The spending plan totals about $117.6 billion after Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed nearly $810 million in line items.<\/p>\n
Many other laws taking effect July 1 deal with court procedures, public records, veterans programs, health care regulations, environmental permitting, school board rules, union certification, road names and local government operations.<\/p>\n
Here is the full list of Florida laws that took effect July 1, according to state records and bill summaries.<\/p>\n
HB 33: Road names<\/p>\n
Renames portions of roadways in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, including Charlie Kirk Memorial Avenue and President Donald J. Trump Boulevard.<\/p>\n
HB 35: Traffic offenders<\/p>\n
Adds driving without a valid license to the list of offenses that can contribute to someone being designated a habitual traffic offender.<\/p>\n
HB 47: Medical diagnoses<\/p>\n
Allows parents whose child is removed by DCF to request a second medical evaluation or differential diagnosis within five days of the initial exam.<\/p>\n
SB 52: Security services<\/p>\n
Clarifies that state private security regulations do not apply to volunteers providing armed security at places of worship.<\/p>\n
HB 89: Veterinary prescriptions<\/p>\n
Requires veterinarians to tell clients they have the right to receive a written prescription that can be filled at the pharmacy of their choice.<\/p>\n
SB 124: Florida Virtual School<\/p>\n
Makes technical changes related to Florida Virtual School operations and student calculations.<\/p>\n
HB 131: Estate curators<\/p>\n
Updates rules for estate curators, including bond requirements and when courts may appoint them.<\/p>\n
HB 167: Phosphate mining<\/p>\n
Creates a legal defense from strict liability in certain environmental lawsuits involving pollution from former phosphate mines.<\/p>\n
SB 168: Public nuisances<\/p>\n
Defines places used for gambling at least twice in a 12-month period as public nuisances and increases certain daily fines.<\/p>\n
HB 177: Conflict of interest<\/p>\n
Allows courts in some capital cases to appoint another regional capital collateral counsel when a conflict prevents representation.<\/p>\n
HB 178: School athletics<\/p>\n
Allows high school coaches to use up to $15,000 in personal funds per team each year to support student-athlete welfare.<\/p>\n
SB 182: Teacher mentors<\/p>\n
Creates a teacher training and mentoring program for schools with \u201cD\u201d or \u201cF\u201d grades.<\/p>\n
SB 192: Patient funds<\/p>\n
Removes a $1,500 cap on advances a chiropractic physician may collect for treatment or examination.<\/p>\n
HB 199: Veterans affairs<\/p>\n
Changes eligibility rules for veterans treatment court programs and removes certain state attorney approval requirements.<\/p>\n
SB 212: Sex offenders<\/p>\n
Expands restrictions for certain sex offenders, including limits near public swimming pools and places where children gather.<\/p>\n
HB 245: Child sexual abuse material<\/p>\n
Replaces the term \u201cchild pornography\u201d in Florida law with \u201cchild sexual abuse material.\u201d<\/p>\n
HB 249: State flagship<\/p>\n
Designates the S.S. American Victory as Florida\u2019s official state flagship.<\/p>\n
HB 253: Dental care<\/p>\n
Expands eligibility for the Veterans Dental Care Grant Program.<\/p>\n
HB 271: Bail bonds<\/p>\n
Applies the same reporting requirements to foreign and alien bail bond insurers as domestic bail bond insurers.<\/p>\n
HB 273: Special districts<\/p>\n
Requires certain agreements involving state or federal money for rural special districts to allow payment for approved completed work.<\/p>\n
HB 277: Domestic violence<\/p>\n
Increases penalties for repeat domestic violence offenders and raises relocation assistance available to victims.<\/p>\n
SB 288: Electric cooperatives<\/p>\n
Revises rules involving rural electric cooperatives that sell electricity at retail.<\/p>\n
SB 290: Agriculture and consumer services<\/p>\n
Makes several changes related to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, including limits on local bans of gas-powered landscape equipment.<\/p>\n
SB 296: Domestic violence alert study<\/p>\n
Requires the state to study the feasibility of a domestic and dating violence 911 alert system.<\/p>\n
SB 298: Domestic violence public records<\/p>\n
Expands public record exemptions for domestic violence victims in the state\u2019s confidentiality program.<\/p>\n
SB 302: Coastal resiliency<\/p>\n
Restricts dredging and filling at the Terra Ceia Aquatic Preserve and updates rules for nature-based coastal resiliency projects.<\/p>\n
SB 340: Human trafficking training<\/p>\n
Requires future nursing exam applicants to complete a two-hour human trafficking course.<\/p>\n
HB 355: Pediatric patient care<\/p>\n
Requires minimum standards for pediatric care in hospital emergency departments.<\/p>\n
HB 359: Search warrants<\/p>\n
Sets deadlines for law enforcement agencies to return search warrants to the issuing court.<\/p>\n
SB 386: Farm equipment<\/p>\n
Creates a process for consumers and manufacturers to address defective farm equipment.<\/p>\n
SB 394: Reinsurance managers<\/p>\n
Creates a licensing exemption for certain underwriting managers handling assumed facultative risks.<\/p>\n
SB 418: Blue Envelope Program<\/p>\n
Creates a Blue Envelope Program to improve communication between law enforcement and drivers with autism spectrum disorder.<\/p>\n
SB 422: Airport broadcasts<\/p>\n
Limits airports from using certain aircraft broadcast data to collect fees from aircraft owners.<\/p>\n
HB 425: Historic cemeteries<\/p>\n
Allows certain historic African-American cemeteries to sell excess vacant land to help fund long-term upkeep.<\/p>\n
SB 428: Drowning prevention<\/p>\n
Expands the Swimming Lesson Voucher Program to include children ages 1 through 7.<\/p>\n
SB 436: Felony battery<\/p>\n
Expands the list of prior offenses that can allow a misdemeanor battery charge to be upgraded to a felony.<\/p>\n
HB 441: Conservation lands<\/p>\n
Requires water management districts to publish information before considering the sale or exchange of conservation lands.<\/p>\n
HB 445: Dangerous crimes<\/p>\n
Adds certain child exploitation and computer pornography offenses to Florida\u2019s dangerous crimes list.<\/p>\n
HB 453: High school diplomas<\/p>\n
Allows students with disabilities to substitute Special Olympics participation for the physical education requirement.<\/p>\n
SB 474: Military affairs<\/p>\n
Expands military leave protections and financial assistance eligibility for certain public employees and service members.<\/p>\n
HB 477: Drug paraphernalia<\/p>\n
Excludes xylazine testing products from the definition of drug paraphernalia.<\/p>\n
SB 484: Data centers<\/p>\n
Prevents utilities from passing certain data center costs to residential and small business customers.<\/p>\n
HB 491: Faith-based content<\/p>\n
Allows batterers\u2019 intervention programs to offer voluntary supplemental faith-based activities.<\/p>\n
SB 504: Body cameras<\/p>\n
Requires agencies that allow code inspectors to wear body cameras to establish use and storage policies.<\/p>\n
SB 506: Body camera public records<\/p>\n
Creates public record exemptions for certain code inspector body camera recordings.<\/p>\n
HB 538: Extracurricular activities<\/p>\n
Updates rules for student participation in extracurricular activities and how districts can support coaches and sponsors.<\/p>\n
HB 561: Educator preparation<\/p>\n
Makes it easier for some teachers with expired licenses to return to the classroom.<\/p>\n
HB 565: Persons with disabilities<\/p>\n
Recognizes Tatton-Brown-Rahman syndrome as a qualifying condition for APD services and expands background screening requirements.<\/p>\n
HB 569: Forensic client services<\/p>\n
Allows APD facilities to house forensic and non-forensic clients in the same wards.<\/p>\n
SB 578: Alzheimer\u2019s awareness<\/p>\n
Requires development of a statewide Alzheimer\u2019s Disease Awareness Initiative.<\/p>\n
SB 584: Commercial driving schools<\/p>\n
Allows county tax collectors to help enforce rules involving commercial driving schools.<\/p>\n
SB 590: Statute of limitations<\/p>\n
Extends the timeline for prosecuting willful failures to report suspected child abuse or neglect.<\/p>\n
SB 594: Housing assistance plans<\/p>\n
Allows local housing programs to help mobile home owners pay up to six months of lot rent.<\/p>\n
SB 598: Funeral services<\/p>\n
Updates rules for funeral and cemetery services, including handling of unclaimed human remains.<\/p>\n
HB 625: Justice Administrative Commission<\/p>\n
Increases the number of Justice Administrative Commission members from four to seven.<\/p>\n
SB 628: Trump Highway<\/p>\n
Renames several roads and designates a portion of State Road 80 as President Donald J. Trump Highway.<\/p>\n
HB 655: Attorney meetings<\/p>\n
Creates a public meeting exemption for certain government attorney meetings under the Bert Harris Act.<\/p>\n
SB 656: Crimes against children<\/p>\n
Renames and updates a grant program aimed at helping law enforcement fight online child exploitation.<\/p>\n
HB 679: Trademark registration<\/p>\n
Updates Florida trademark registration rules and requires an online application and renewal system.<\/p>\n
SB 686: Agricultural enclaves<\/p>\n
Allows owners of certain agricultural enclaves to submit development plans for single-family housing.<\/p>\n
HB 697: Drug prices<\/p>\n
Places new limits on pharmacy benefit managers, including reimbursement practices involving pharmacies.<\/p>\n
HB 753: School counselors<\/p>\n
Exempts prospective school counselors from certain requirements that apply to classroom teachers.<\/p>\n
HB 755: Areas of Critical State Concern<\/p>\n
Changes payment bond requirements for certain projects on Areas of Critical State Concern land and extends land acquisition funding requirements in the Florida Keys.<\/p>\n
SB 772: Eyewear insurance<\/p>\n
Expands portable electronics insurance licenses to include eyewear insurance.<\/p>\n
HB 797: Nonprofits<\/p>\n
Updates the Florida Not For Profit Corporation Act.<\/p>\n
SB 800: Engineering violations<\/p>\n
Creates escalating fines for repeated unlicensed engineering violations.<\/p>\n
HB 803: Building permits<\/p>\n
Limits certain local building regulations and updates commercial building permit rules.<\/p>\n
SB 816: Diabetes research<\/p>\n
Codifies the University of Florida Diabetes Institute as a statewide diabetes research and education resource.<\/p>\n
SB 820: Problem-solving courts<\/p>\n
Adds reporting requirements for several problem-solving court programs.<\/p>\n
SB 824: School property<\/p>\n
Requires school districts to submit annual inventories of unused real property.<\/p>\n
SB 844: Sickle cell disease<\/p>\n
Requires controlled-substance prescribing education to include information about pain treatment for sickle cell disease.<\/p>\n
SB 848: Stormwater treatment<\/p>\n
Allows certain stormwater treatment mitigation measures when existing water quality prevents compliance with standards.<\/p>\n
HB 851: Autism learning<\/p>\n
Requires school districts to offer at least one annual autism-specific professional learning opportunity.<\/p>\n
HB 867: Dry needling<\/p>\n
Allows occupational therapists to perform dry needling if they meet training and experience requirements.<\/p>\n
HB 883: Insurance companies<\/p>\n
Creates a regulatory framework for protected cell captive insurance companies in Florida.<\/p>\n
HB 905: Foreign influence<\/p>\n
Restricts certain activities involving foreign countries of concern, including charity contributions and some adoption or surrogacy agreements.<\/p>\n
HB 913: Inmate services<\/p>\n
Limits use of certain inmate welfare trust fund money to reentry programs and facility improvements.<\/p>\n
HB 919: Donald Trump Airport<\/p>\n
Renames Palm Beach International Airport as President Donald J. Trump International Airport.<\/p>\n
HB 925: Court clerks<\/p>\n
Increases funding for clerks of court without creating new fees or service charges.<\/p>\n
HB 927: Local land planning<\/p>\n
Requires certain local governments to create registries of qualified contractors for pre-application reviews.<\/p>\n
HB 929: Chickee regulation<\/p>\n
Limits local restrictions on chickees built by members of the Miccosukee or Seminole tribes.<\/p>\n
HB 961: Electronic signatures<\/p>\n
Requires insurers to use secure electronic signature processes acceptable to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.<\/p>\n
SB 984: Firefighter benefits<\/p>\n
Expands eligibility for firefighter disability and death benefits tied to cancer diagnoses.<\/p>\n
SB 1004: Pet sales<\/p>\n
Adds new consumer protections for pet sales, including financing disclosures and veterinary record requirements.<\/p>\n
HB 1019: Firefighting foam<\/p>\n
Phases out certain firefighting foam containing intentionally added PFAS chemicals.<\/p>\n
SB 1022: Children\u2019s initiatives<\/p>\n
Creates new children\u2019s initiatives in Bay County and Broward County.<\/p>\n
SB 1030: Recovery residences<\/p>\n
Updates licensing rules for substance-abuse treatment providers.<\/p>\n
HB 1031: Callback queues<\/p>\n
Creates a pilot program for callback queues at the Department of Commerce and Department of Children and Families.<\/p>\n
HB 1069: Background screenings<\/p>\n
Updates background screening rules for youth athletic coaches and related volunteers.<\/p>\n
HB 1073: School Board Bill of Rights<\/p>\n
Creates a District School Board Members\u2019 Bill of Rights.<\/p>\n
HB 1081: Cybersecurity learning<\/p>\n
Requires Cyber Florida at the University of South Florida to develop a cybersecurity experiential learning program.<\/p>\n
HB 1085: Local government cybersecurity<\/p>\n
Creates a cybersecurity protection program for local governments.<\/p>\n
HB 1093: Vertiports<\/p>\n
Adds vertiports and charging systems as eligible public-private partnership projects.<\/p>\n
HB 1103: Vessel restrictions<\/p>\n
Allows local governments to administer rules involving derelict vessels and long-term anchoring permits.<\/p>\n
HB 1113: Vessel enforcement<\/p>\n
Allows local governments to authorize code enforcement officers to administer certain vessel-related laws.<\/p>\n
HB 1115: Genetic counseling<\/p>\n
Creates a grant program to support graduate genetic counseling programs at state universities.<\/p>\n
HB 1121: Disability services<\/p>\n
Updates aging and disability services, including uses for Home Care for the Elderly subsidy payments.<\/p>\n
HB 1159: Sexual offenses<\/p>\n
Increases penalties for several sexual offenses and updates terminology involving child sexual abuse material.<\/p>\n
HB 1175: Office surgery suites<\/p>\n
Creates new safety design standards for office surgical suites.<\/p>\n
SB 1180: Community development districts<\/p>\n
Creates a recall election process for community development district board members.<\/p>\n
HB 1201: Student health<\/p>\n
Updates rules for care of students with epilepsy or seizure disorders and requires seizure response posters in schools.<\/p>\n
HB 1217: Greenhouse gases<\/p>\n
Blocks state and local governments from adopting or enforcing net-zero greenhouse gas emissions policies, including carbon taxes.<\/p>\n
HB 1219: Spoil island<\/p>\n
Designates a mangrove island in Jupiter Sound as Andrew \u201cRed\u201d Harris Spoil Island.<\/p>\n
SB 1246: Nursing education fund<\/p>\n
Expands the Linking Industry to Nursing Education Fund to include other health science education programs.<\/p>\n
HB 1279: Teacher funding<\/p>\n
Allows school districts to offer immediate incentives to high-performing teachers who work in lower-performing schools.<\/p>\n
SB 1296: Union certification<\/p>\n
Changes union certification rules and increases penalties for illegal strikes.<\/p>\n
HB 1337: Estate authority<\/p>\n
Updates probate rules and increases thresholds for small estate procedures.<\/p>\n
HB 1343: Insurance qualifications<\/p>\n
Allows certain Florida high school graduates to satisfy education requirements for an insurance customer representative license.<\/p>\n
HB 1347: Lab personnel<\/p>\n
Updates licensure requirements for clinical laboratory technologists and technicians.<\/p>\n
HB 1389: Affordable housing<\/p>\n
Updates the Live Local Act to make it easier to build certain affordable housing projects on government-owned land.<\/p>\n
HB 1405: Missing persons<\/p>\n
Reestablishes the Missing Persons with Special Needs Statewide Project.<\/p>\n
HB 1407: Civil actions<\/p>\n
Sets time limits for filing certain employment discrimination lawsuits.<\/p>\n
HB 1417: Environmental protection<\/p>\n
Repeals the Environmental Regulation Commission and updates environmental rulemaking and stormwater requirements.<\/p>\n
HB 1443: Parkinson\u2019s disease registry<\/p>\n
Requires the Florida Institute for Parkinson\u2019s Disease at USF to create a statewide Parkinson\u2019s disease registry.<\/p>\n
HB 1445: Parkinson\u2019s disease public records<\/p>\n
Creates a public record exemption for identifying information in the Parkinson\u2019s disease registry.<\/p>\n
HB 1471: Terrorist organizations<\/p>\n
Creates new state rules involving terrorist organization designations, education funding and related penalties.<\/p>\n
HB 1473: Terrorism public records<\/p>\n
Creates a public record exemption related to information tied to state terrorism designations.<\/p>\n
HB 1509: Veterinarian licensure<\/p>\n
Updates requirements for veterinarian licensure by endorsement.<\/p>\n
HB 1515: Uterine fibroid research<\/p>\n
Creates a public record exemption for identifying information submitted to a uterine fibroid research database.<\/p>\n
SB 1602: Veteran housing<\/p>\n
Creates a pilot program to encourage landlords to hold vacant housing for veterans.<\/p>\n
SB 1614: Florida Building Code<\/p>\n
Removes a provision allowing local governments to use excess building code enforcement funds for certain facilities.<\/p>\n
SB 1690: Early learning services<\/p>\n
Updates childcare and early learning regulations.<\/p>\n
SB 2506-E: Fuel taxes<\/p>\n
Updates fuel tax distributions to several state trust funds.<\/p>\n
HB 4085: Okeechobee County<\/p>\n
Transfers more than 400 acres of state land to the Okeechobee Utility Authority.<\/p>\n
HB 5001-E: Budget Act<\/p>\n
Creates Florida\u2019s roughly $117.6 billion budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.<\/p>\n
HB 5003-E: Budget implementation<\/p>\n
Makes statutory changes needed to implement the state budget.<\/p>\n
HB 5201-E: Collective bargaining<\/p>\n
Addresses collective bargaining impasse issues for state employees in the 2026-2027 fiscal year.<\/p>\n
HB 5205-E: Retirement contributions<\/p>\n
Updates employer contribution rates and other rules for the Florida Retirement System.<\/p>\n
HB 5301-E: Health care<\/p>\n
Makes several health care changes tied to the state budget, including newborn screening, trauma centers and Medicaid navigation.<\/p>\n
HB 5401: State court system<\/p>\n
Terminates the Mediation and Arbitration Trust Fund and transfers funds to the State Courts Revenue Trust Fund.<\/p>\n
HB 5403-E: Correctional facilities<\/p>\n
Provides funding direction for critical Department of Corrections facility needs, including planning for a new hospital unit.<\/p>\n
HB 5701-E: Petroleum cleanup<\/p>\n
Updates petroleum cleanup programs by removing certain deductibles, copayments and monetary caps for eligible parties.<\/p>\n
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