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Cumber said she will not amend a disclosure form related to a privatization proposal for JEA in 2019.
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The Special Investigatory Committee on JEA Matters will ask City Council colleague LeAnna Cumber to voluntarily speak with them.
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Five Jacksonville City Council members took issue Tuesday with a special committee investigating fellow member LeAnna Cumber in connection with the failed sale of JEA in 2019.
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Cumber said the investigation is "blatant weaponization" of city government, and she blasted ads by election opponent Daniel Davis.
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The committee will meet Wednesday to begin considering whether Cumber deceived anyone about her husband's involvement in the JEA proposal.
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City Council is reviving a special committee to determine whether Cumber, a mayoral candidate, deceived investigators about her husband's role in the failed JEA sale.
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JEA will have access to 150 megawatts of solar power produced by Florida Power & Light Co. through a five-year agreement with public power service organization The Energy Authority.
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Florida's Public Service Commission has no authority over municipal utilities, but state lawmakers are discussing legislation to give the PSC more oversight.
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A JEA rate increase this spring might be offset by a lower fuel cost, the amount that utilities pay to power their plants.
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JEA has been meeting with representatives of businesses, nonprofits, local governments and environmental groups to forge a plan for how it will produce electricity in the decades to come.