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Kissimmee Code Chapter 22, Article II (Noise Control Ordinance, adopted by Ord. No. 3070 on Feb. 21, 2023) sets nighttime quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. with a 55 dBA residential…
Sec. 22-24, Table 1 sets A-weighted decibel caps that vary by the land use receiving the noise: 60/55 dBA day/night for residential, 70/65 for office and commercial, and 75/75 for…
Sec. 22-27 prohibits outdoor mechanical loudspeakers and amplified sound between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. citywide. The Downtown CRA is exempt from the 1,000-foot setback from schools…
Sec. 22-25(e) limits erection, demolition, alteration, and repair of buildings to 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday–Friday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Outside these hours, construction noise…
Within the Downtown Community Redevelopment Area (CRA), Sec. 22-24 Table 2 allows outdoor amplified sound up to 85 dBA from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. and 70 dBA from 10 p.m.-7 a.m. The August 5…
Aircraft noise is regulated under city Chapter 8 (Aviation) covering Kissimmee Gateway Airport (KISM), supplemented by FAA Part 91 noise standards. Sec. 22-22(b)(2) exempts aircraft…
Kissimmee has no leaf-blower-specific ordinance. Sec. 22-22(b)(1) exempts gas-powered equipment from the standard decibel caps only between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Outside that window…
Kissimmee has no barking-dog-specific section. Continuous barking is handled either under Sec. 22-25(a) (any noise plainly audible 15 feet from a residential property line between 10…
Industrial uses are capped at 75 dBA day and night under Sec. 22-24 Table 1 Class A. Heavy manufacturing sources defined in Land Development Code Ch. 14-2 use Class B standards: 65 dBA…
No vehicle in unincorporated Osceola County may discharge exhaust except through a working muffler (§ 9-110(d)). On-road motor-vehicle noise is regulated by Florida law (FS 316.293)…
Every legal short-term rental in Kissimmee must hold a city Business Tax Receipt (Ch. 40), a state DBPR Vacation Rental license, and register with Osceola County for the 6% Tourist…
Under Land Development Code §14-6-44(B), short-term rentals (less than 30 days) are prohibited in residential districts unless located inside an STRO (Short-Term Rental Overlay)…
Kissimmee imposes no city-specific maximum occupancy on STRs, but Florida HB 1011 (2024) caps STRs statewide at two persons per bedroom plus two additional persons. The Florida…
Short-term rentals must comply with Sec. 22-24 Table 1 residential limits — 60 dBA day / 55 dBA night at the property line. The Sec. 22-25(a) plainly-audible-at-15-feet quiet-hours…
Kissimmee STR operators must collect 6.5% Florida sales+discretionary surtax and the 6% Osceola County Tourist Development Tax — a combined 12.5% remitted to the Florida DOR and…
No on-site host is required, but Osceola County (like most Florida jurisdictions) expects a responsible party or 24-hour local contact reachable to handle complaints. Florida bars…
Florida lets counties regulate parking for vacation rentals as long as the rule applies uniformly to all homes. Osceola County requires off-street parking for licensed short-term…
No. Osceola County cannot require a short-term rental to be the owner's primary residence. Florida's FS 509.032(7)(b) bars counties from prohibiting vacation rentals or restricting…
None allowed. Osceola County cannot impose minimum-night stays or annual-night caps on vacation rentals. FS 509.032(7)(b) expressly bars counties from regulating the duration or…
Osceola County does not set a specific short-term-rental insurance mandate; Florida preempts vacation-rental licensing to the state (FS 509.032(7)). Owners should carry…
Florida §791.08 (as amended by SB 140 in 2020) preempts most local fireworks regulation and allows consumer fireworks on July 4, December 31, and January 1. Kissimmee Fire Department…
Sec. 9-283 bans any vegetative area exceeding 12 inches in height and requires immediate removal of grass clippings and trimmings after mowing. Sec. 9-282(4) requires 7 ft of sidewalk…
Sec. 24-52 prohibits all open burning inside Kissimmee unless authorized by permit. Yard waste burning is banned outright because city trash pickup is provided. Land-clearing burns…
Sec. 24-54 allows campfires, fire pits, and similar small recreational fires only with a city fire department permit. Cooking fires are exempt from the permit requirement but must…
Sec. 24-19 adopts NFPA 1 and NFPA 101 Life Safety Code as the city's fire safety standard. Sec. 24-20(3) requires automatic sprinklers in all new nonresidential buildings 5,000+ sq ft…
Kissimmee is in the Florida Forest Service's Central Florida wildfire region. The Florida Forest Service issues open-burn authorizations county-wide via §590.125, and Sec. 24-52(d)-(e)…
Backyard fires for cooking are exempt from permit requirements under Sec. 24-54(1) but must follow setbacks: 50 ft from structures, 25 ft from trees/brush, constant attendance, and…
Residential propane in Osceola County follows the Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA 58 (Florida LP-Gas Code), enforced by FDACS under FS Chapter 527. Small portable cylinders need…
Sec. 6-20(b) limits each household to three domestic fowl total (chickens, turkeys, guinea fowl, pigeons) and requires a minimum one-acre parcel to keep them. Larger livestock — cows…
Kissimmee has no breed-specific dog regulations — Florida §767.14 preempts breed-specific local ordinances statewide. Dogs are regulated by behavior, not breed.
Kissimmee has no city-specific wildlife-feeding ordinance. Florida F.S. §379.412 makes intentional feeding of wild bears, alligators, raccoons, foxes, or sandhill cranes a…
Sec. 6-20(c) prohibits domestic dogs from running at large in Kissimmee. Osceola County Code Ch. 4 (which applies citywide) sets the leash standard — dogs must be under physical…
Sec. 6-27 prohibits ownership of pigs or other swine except purebred miniature Vietnamese potbellied pigs — limited to two per household, indoors only, spayed/neutered. Other exotic…
Florida F.S. §586.10 preempts most local regulation of beekeeping. Cities cannot adopt ordinances prohibiting registered apiarists from keeping bees. Kissimmee has no city-specific…
Livestock is limited to agricultural-zoned land; it is prohibited in residential districts inside the Urban Growth Boundary. Osceola County impounds any livestock found running at…
Residents may keep up to 8 cats per residence in residential zones. Osceola County recognizes managed 'community cats' that are ear-tipped, sterilized and rabies-vaccinated, and…
Keeping more animals than the county allows or than can be cared for humanely is enforced through Osceola County's animal code and Florida's cruelty statute (FS 828.12). Failing to…
In residential zones inside the Urban Growth Boundary, Osceola County limits each residence to 12 domesticated animals total: no more than 4 dogs, no more than 8 cats, and no more than…
Sec. 42-67 bars commercial vehicle storage in residential districts except as carved out. Sec. 42-68 allows one ungaraged commercial vehicle up to 8,000 lbs GVWR if used by a resident…
Sec. 9-285 prohibits abandoned, inoperative, wrecked, or unlicensed motor vehicles on residential property or rights-of-way. Sec. 42-19(r) makes parking a vehicle without a valid…
Sec. 42-44 bans parking on any grass or unpaved surface in front or side yards of a residentially zoned property. Sec. 42-45 allows two parking spaces on the grass adjacent and…
Sec. 42-19 prohibits parking in fire lanes, within 15 feet of fire hydrants or dumpsters, on sidewalks or crosswalks, in disabled spaces without permit, against the flow of traffic, or…
LDC §14-6-14 allows up to three recreational vehicles or trailers outdoors at a single-family, duplex, triplex, or townhouse, with only one motor home or travel trailer. Items must be…
Osceola County has no blanket overnight street-parking ban, but on-street parking requires an HOA-displayed permit, and you can't block driveways, park on vacant lots or the…
On unincorporated county roads, Osceola County allows brief stopping to load or unload, but you can't park within 50 feet of a railroad crossing, in front of a driveway, within 15 feet…
Osceola County runs no residential curb address-painting program, and you can't paint or mark public curbs or right-of-way pavement on your own. Parking in the county right-of-way is…
Recreational vehicles in Osceola County are defined as travel trailers, camping trailers, truck campers and motor homes. They can't be parked in a front yard or on unpaved areas, and…
Osceola County has no ordinance banning home EV charging; a home charger is a permitted electrical improvement handled through the county building process. In condominiums, Florida law…
§14-6-5(D) restricts fence materials to aluminum, treated wood, vinyl, ornamental iron, chain link (with restrictions), concrete, brick, or stone. Chain link in front yards is banned…
LDC §14-6-5(A) requires a building permit to erect any fence or wall within Kissimmee city limits. There is no DIY exemption — permit applies to all heights and materials, including…
Florida has no statewide statute requiring neighbor consent or cost-sharing for fences. Kissimmee's LDC §14-6-5 requires the finished side of a fence to face away from the owner's…
LDC §14-6-5(B) limits side and rear yard fences to 6 feet. §14-6-5(C) limits front yard fences to 3 feet, except decorative open fences (under 15% opaque) can go up to 6 feet. The…
Sec. 9-286(c) requires private pools, spas, and hot tubs holding more than 24 inches of water to be surrounded by a 48-inch (4 ft) minimum fence with self-closing, self-latching gates…
Retaining walls in Kissimmee require a building permit under Sec. 9-115 and LDC §14-6-5(A). Front-yard retaining walls are exempt from the 3-foot front-fence height cap under…
All fences in unincorporated Osceola County must be built of durable, uniform, weather-resistant, rust-proofed materials and kept in good condition. Front-yard single-family fences are…
Osceola County requires fences to be built of durable, uniform, weather-resistant, and rust-proofed materials, and to be maintained in good condition. Barbed wire is prohibited except…
LDC §14-6-17 makes swimming pools, spas, hot tubs, and screened enclosures accessory structures subject to the §14-6-1 general accessory rules. Pool setbacks are measured from the…
Sec. 9-286(c) requires private pools, spas, and hot tubs holding more than 24 inches of water to be surrounded by a 48-inch (4 ft) minimum fence with self-closing, self-latching gates…
Sec. 9-286 requires pools to be maintained 'in a clean and sanitary condition, and in good repair' with motors and pumps in working condition. Stagnant unmaintained pools are…
Above-ground pools that hold water more than 24 inches deep are covered by Florida's pool-safety law just like inground pools, so they need a permit and at least one approved safety…
Under Florida law, hot tubs and nonportable spas count as swimming pools, so a residential unit over 24 inches deep needs a permit and a safety feature. A locking safety cover is the…
LDC §14-8-4 protects any tree with a 4-inch diameter at breast height (DBH) or larger. §14-8-5 requires a tree removal permit before cutting, trimming, or removing any protected tree…
Kissimmee is in the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) jurisdiction, which enforces year-round landscape irrigation restrictions. Even-address properties can water on…
Sec. 9-283(2) caps vegetative height at 12 inches measured by ruler or tape from grade. Property over 25 acres on agricultural exemption is excused from the height rule except within…
Sec. 9-282(9) prohibits 'hatracking' or topping any street tree, park tree, or other tree on public or private property — defined as cutting limbs to stubs larger than 3 inches…
Sec. 9-283(1) prohibits accumulation of weeds, invasive species, undergrowth, or excessive grass that may communicate fire or harbor insects, rodents, or snakes. Sec. 9-283(5) declares…
State law protects your right to install Florida-Friendly, native, drought-tolerant landscaping. Neither Osceola County nor an HOA may prohibit it. County landscape-buffer rules for…
Residential backyard composting is allowed in Osceola County. Keep the pile contained and free of odor and pests so it does not become a Chapter 23 nuisance. Bona fide farm composting…
Rain barrels and residential rainwater harvesting are legal in Osceola County and across Florida, with no state permit for small-scale residential collection. Water management…
Osceola County does not ban residential artificial turf, but it is not a Florida-Friendly Landscaping category and receives no special state protection. Development-site landscaping…
LDC §14-6-4 permits family day care homes as a standard home occupation. Sec. 14-6-7(A)(1) and the F.S. §402.302(8) child-count standards govern: up to 6 children (or 10 with two…
LDC §14-6-7 allows 'standard home occupations' in residential dwellings if conducted entirely within the home, operated only by residents (no employees), occupying no more than 10% of…
LDC §14-6-7(A)(3) prohibits any sign advertising a standard home occupation on residential premises. §14-6-7(A)(11) also prohibits including the home address in any advertisement…
Florida lets you make and sell certain non-hazardous foods from your Osceola County home kitchen without a state food permit, as a cottage food operation, as long as annual gross sales…
Osceola County's Land Development Code allows home occupations as an accessory use in residential zones, provided the business stays clearly incidental and subordinate to the home and…
LDC §14-6-2 allows one ADU per lot (attached or detached) if the lot meets minimum zoning-district lot size. Detached ADUs require 1.5x the minimum lot size. Living area: 500-800 sq ft…
Sheds are accessory structures governed by LDC §14-6-1. Florida Building Code exempts one-story detached accessory structures under 200 sq ft from the building permit requirement, but…
Converting a garage into livable space requires building permit review and likely triggers ADU rules under LDC §14-6-2. Off-street parking requirements under §14-7-22 must still be met…
Osceola County has no dedicated 'tiny home' category. A permanent tiny house is treated as a dwelling that must meet zoning density, setbacks and the Florida Building Code; RVs…
In unincorporated Osceola County, carports are accessory structures that are exempt from the 'behind the front entry' placement rule but must meet the required front and corner…
Sec. 32-67(1) requires trash containers to be set out by 7 a.m. on collection day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the day before. Containers must be removed from the right-of-way by 8 a.m…
LDC §14-6-27(A) limits garage and yard sales in residential districts to two per calendar year, three days per sale. Non-profit fundraising sales follow similar limits but allow…
Sec. 9-280 (vacant structures), Sec. 9-281 (exterior property areas), Sec. 9-287 (exterior of structure), and Sec. 9-288 (tarps) define Kissimmee's property-maintenance standards…
Vacant lots in unincorporated Osceola County must stay clear of junk, debris, and overgrown weeds. Weeds and grass over 18 inches on unimproved lots within 500 feet of an occupied…
Osceola County limits weeds, grass, and undergrowth to 12 inches on improved lots and 18 inches on unimproved lots within 500 feet of an occupied structure. Exceeding the limit is a…
Sec. 26-60 adopts Florida Statutes §§877.20 through 877.25 in their entirety. Minors under 16 are prohibited from being in public places between 11 p.m. and 5 a.m. Sunday-Thursday, and…
Sec. 28-19 sets city park hours as posted at each park, with the city manager authorized to close parks temporarily for public safety. Sec. 28-50(17) prohibits overnight parking in any…
LDC §14-9-1 implements floodplain management for all FEMA-designated special flood hazard areas (SFHAs) per the National Flood Insurance Program. Kissimmee participates in NFIP and the…
Boat docks on Lake Tohopekaliga require both Kissimmee building permits and Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approval. Lake Tohopekaliga is a no-wake-zone in…
Sec. 22-78 through 22-90 establish the city's Stormwater Management and NPDES MS4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System) program. Sec. 22-85 prohibits illegal discharges and…
Florida regulates construction seaward of the Coastal Construction Control Line through state permits, with uniform standards administered by the Department of Environmental Protection.
LDC §14-8-5 requires a tree removal permit before cutting any protected tree (4-inch DBH or larger). Applications go to the Development Review Committee with a tree survey and…
LDC §14-8-4(B) authorizes the city arborist to designate specimen or historic trees — typically 30 inches DBH or greater, or based on age, historic association, species, or unique…
Florida law prohibits local governments from requiring replacement plantings or mitigation when a residential tree is removed under documented danger conditions.
Sec. 32-66 includes single-stream recycling as part of basic residential service. Sec. 32-67(3) requires loose placement of approved recyclables (no plastic bags), with accepted…
Sec. 32-63 makes the city the exclusive solid waste and recycling collection provider for all properties inside city limits. Sec. 32-66 specifies one garbage, one recycling, and one…
Osceola County collects carts at the curbside—within 3 feet of the curb, or within 6 feet of the pavement or public right-of-way where there is no curb. Carts go out no earlier than…
Osceola County curbside customers may set out white goods and up to 3 cubic yards of bulky waste at the curb. Bulky waste must be usual to housekeeping and previously used at the home…
Discarding or accumulating solid waste in unincorporated Osceola County anywhere but an authorized disposal site is prohibited by county code. Florida's litter law (FS 403.413) makes…
After a declared emergency, the city solid waste division coordinates debris pickup separate from regular trash service. Sec. 32-66(a)(4) bars hazardous waste from city containers at…
Sec. 9-253 adopts the Florida Building Code's basic wind speed standards. New construction in Kissimmee must meet FBC §1609 wind loads — typically 130 mph ultimate design wind speed…
LDC §14-9-1 requires new construction and substantial improvements in special flood hazard areas (SFHAs) to be elevated to or above base flood elevation (BFE) plus freeboard per the…
Florida F.S. §163.04 invalidates any HOA covenant prohibiting solar installation. HOAs may impose reasonable specifications on location but cannot impair system effectiveness or…
Solar PV installation requires building, electrical, and structural permits through Kissimmee Building Division. Florida F.S. §163.04 prohibits any HOA, ordinance, or deed restriction…
LDC §14-11-9 governs temporary signage including political signs. Per §14-11-9(A)(4), political party and candidate headquarters/offices may display one banner up to 21 sq ft starting…
Garage and yard sale signs are governed by LDC §14-11-9 (temporary signs) and §14-6-27 (garage sales). Signs may only be displayed during the actual sale and must be removed…
Holiday decorations are explicitly exempt from sign-permit requirements under LDC §14-11-10(C). Temporary holiday displays don't require permits regardless of size, illumination, or…
Drone operation in Kissimmee is governed primarily by FAA Part 107 (commercial) and Part 91 (recreational). Florida F.S. §330.41 preempts most local drone regulation. Kissimmee Gateway…
Commercial drone operations in Florida are regulated by federal FAA Part 107 and state law; local governments cannot impose additional commercial operation restrictions.
Florida law prohibits home cultivation of cannabis even for medical patients. F.S. §381.986 limits medical cannabis to purchases from licensed Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers…
F.S. §381.986(11) requires medical marijuana dispensaries to be zoned the same as pharmacies under local ordinances. Kissimmee dispensaries operate in commercial districts permitting…
LDC §14-4-6.A.9 restricts impervious surface in front and side yards to 40% maximum for pavers, concrete, turf blocks, gravel, asphalt, or brick pavers used for parking. Maximum lot…
Setbacks vary by zoning district per LDC §14-4-6.B Tables 4-3 (residential), 4-4 (mobile home park), and 4-5 (non-residential). LDC §14-4-6.A.3 lists permitted encroachments: roof…
LDC §14-4-6.A.4 measures building height in stories/floors. Ground floors must be 12-25 ft; upper floors 9-14 ft. Rooftop features cannot exceed 20 percent of the total height of the…
LDC §14-6-51 (glare performance standard) and §14-7-6 (street lighting) regulate outdoor lighting. Glare from any use is prohibited if it creates a hazard or unreasonable annoyance on…
Despite sitting beside Walt Disney World and the dark Kissimmee chain-of-lakes, Osceola County's Land Development Code expressly states 'Dark Sky principles are not required.' Instead…
Kissimmee does not maintain a city-specific rental registration program. Landlords must obtain a Business Tax Receipt under Ch. 40 if managing rentals as a business. Florida F.S…
Florida F.S. §125.0103(2) flatly prohibits all local rent control — the 2023 Live Local Act deleted the old housing-emergency referendum exception. Kissimmee has no rent control and…
Fla. Stat. § 83.56 requires a 3-day notice to pay rent or vacate for nonpayment, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays from the count. For lease violations, the landlord…
Fla. Stat. § 83.51 requires landlords to comply with applicable building, housing, and health codes or keep the structure, plumbing, and (for most multi-unit buildings) heat, running…
Florida's Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, Chapter 83 Part II, exclusively defines lawful eviction grounds and procedures statewide, preempting cities from adding just-cause…
Under Fla. Stat. § 83.53, a Florida landlord must give at least 24 hours' notice to enter for repairs and may enter only at reasonable times, defined as between 7:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m…
Florida's Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (Ch. 83, Part II) has no late-fee statute and no cap on late-rent charges. Late fees are governed entirely by the written lease; if the…
For a month-to-month tenancy, Fla. Stat. § 83.57 now requires 30 days' written notice (raised from 15 days by 2023's HB 1417). Breaking a fixed-term lease triggers landlord remedies…
Florida has no rent control and no statute setting a maximum rent increase or a dedicated advance-notice period. On a month-to-month tenancy, a new rent takes effect only through the…
Florida places no dollar limit on residential security deposits, but it enforces tight deadlines. If the landlord makes no claim, the deposit must be returned within 15 days of…
Adverse possession in Florida requires 7 years of actual, continued, exclusive possession plus paying all taxes within a year and filing a return with the property appraiser (Fla…
Backyard gas and charcoal grilling is allowed in Osceola County, and contained-grill cooking is even permitted during a burn ban. Under the Florida Fire Prevention Code, charcoal or…
Wood, pellet and charcoal smokers are treated as contained cooking devices in Osceola County. Backyard use at single-family homes is allowed, and contained cooking is even exempt from…
Florida Statute 218.077 prohibits local governments from establishing a minimum wage other than the state or federal rate, preempting city and county living-wage ordinances except for…
Florida Statute 218.077 preempts local mandates requiring private employers to provide paid sick leave or other employment benefits beyond state law, a preemption the Legislature…
Florida Statute 509.032(7) and broader employment preemption framework prevent local governments from requiring private employers to follow predictive or fair-scheduling rules beyond…
Florida allows permitless concealed carry of firearms by law-abiding adults under FS 790.01 and continues to issue concealed weapon licenses through FS 790.06, with both regimes…
Florida Statute 790.33 expressly preempts the entire field of firearm and ammunition regulation to the state, voiding all local ordinances and imposing personal civil penalties on…
Florida's open carry ban (FS 790.053) was struck down by the First District Court of Appeal in McDaniels v. State on September 10, 2025. The Florida Attorney General issued guidance on…
Florida Statute 790.25(5) allows any law-abiding person 18 or older to possess a concealed firearm in a private vehicle for self-defense, provided the firearm is securely encased or…
Under Fla. Stat. § 720.3085, unpaid assessments become a lien on a parcel, and the homeowners' association may foreclose like a mortgage. Before recording the lien the association must…
Under Fla. Stat. § 720.303(2), Florida HOA board meetings must be open to members with notice posted at least 48 hours ahead. Section 720.306 governs member meetings and elections, §…
Under Fla. Stat. §§ 720.303 and 720.3035, a Florida HOA enforces its recorded covenants and architectural standards, but only where authority is stated or reasonably inferred in the…
Under Fla. Stat. § 720.305, a Florida HOA may fine up to $100 per violation and $1,000 in the aggregate unless the governing documents allow more. The association must give at least 14…
Florida law overrides HOA covenants on several fronts: Fla. Stat. § 163.04 voids deed restrictions prohibiting solar collectors, § 720.304(2) protects U.S. flag display, and § 720.3045…
Florida Statute 448.095 requires every private employer with 25 or more employees to use the federal E-Verify system to confirm work authorization for new hires beginning July 1, 2023…
Senate Bill 168 (2019), codified at FS 908.103 and 908.104, prohibits sanctuary policies in Florida and requires every state and local law enforcement agency to use best efforts to…
Florida Statutes 823.14 and 163.3162 restrict local governments from adopting zoning rules that inhibit established farms on agriculturally classified land, preserving agricultural…
Florida Statute 823.14, the Florida Right to Farm Act, protects established bona fide farm operations from nuisance suits and local ordinances that would inhibit standard agricultural…
Florida Statute 403.7033 preempts the regulation of disposable plastic bags by local governments, prohibiting cities and counties from enacting bans or fees on retailers pending a…
Florida Statute 500.90 preempts the regulation of polystyrene products by local governments, blocking cities and counties from banning expanded polystyrene foam food containers, cups…
Florida has no statewide plastic straw ban and no straw preemption: Governor DeSantis vetoed the 2019 moratorium bill, so cities and counties may adopt and enforce their own single-use…
Florida Statute 569.101 prohibits the sale or delivery of tobacco and nicotine products to persons under 21, aligning with federal law and applying uniformly statewide under the…
Florida Statutes 569.0025 and 569.315 preempt regulation of the marketing, sale, and delivery of tobacco and nicotine products to the state, blocking cities and counties from banning…
Florida Statute 569.315 expressly preempts the regulation of the marketing, sale, and delivery of nicotine products and dispensing devices to the state, voiding most municipal…