Investigators told the Escambia County board that Richburg Contracting allegedly performed plumbing work without permits and made structural changes beyond the issued permit; the board found probable cause and voted to move the matter to a disciplinary hearing.

After staff presentations and testimony, the board found probable cause to move complaints against Alex Roddy (A2 Home Improvement), Marcus McCoy (Maverick Demolition) and Curtis McLaughlin (Patriot Properties) to disciplinary hearings, citing possible work beyond license scope, failure to pull permits, and undisclosed out-of-jurisdiction cases.

The Charlotte County Construction Industry Licensing Board voted to suspend contractor Rafael Martinez’s county permitting privileges for alleged permit noncompliance and failure to satisfy a civil judgment, and to forward the case to the Florida Construction Industry Licensing Board and the Department of Business and Professional Regulation for possible state action.

Investigation uncovers alleged contract violations and permit issues involving Carl Likely.

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Board votes to impose $2,000 sanction on FK Design for damaging gas line.

Council considers rebidding or awarding contract to keep local contractor engaged.

City council discusses Alber and Son's contractor compliance and potential impacts on future contracts.

Senate Bill 3 mandates weekly contractor data reporting and monthly dashboard updates.

Board members confirm Vandenberg County's unique NASCLA testing and licensing approach.