Mayors in Florida criticized the governor's approach to the pandemic

Some Florida mayors calling on Governor DeSantis to take further action against the coronavirus.

Of "We could save, youPERSPECTIVE.FORT MYERS MAYOR KEVIN ANDERSONTELLS MEHE’S *NOT IN FAVOR OF AMASK MANDATEBUTSOTKevin Anderson, MayorCity of Fort Myers"If the Governor was to impose astatewide mask mandateI wouldsupport it a hundred percent."PUNTA GORDA MAYOR MATTHEWS TELLMEFONTHaving a statewide mandate mayend up happening out ofnecessity if the COVID numberscontinue to rise.

We may alsosee another Safer at Home orderfrom the Governor.

I hope thatdoesn’t become necessary, as itwould critically impact thefuture of many of our smallbusinesseAND NAPLES MAYOR TERESA HEITMANNSAID SHE’D RATHER COMMENT AFTERTHEIR NEXT CITY COUNCIL MEETING.WHILE GOVERNOR DESANTIS DID NOTDIRECTLY RESPOND TO THE MAYORSPARTICIPATING IN THE PRESSCONFERENCEHE DID TWEET TODAYSAYING QUOTEFONT OF DESANTISThere are rays of hope on thehorizon, and pending FDAapproval, new vaccines soonbring the prospect of savingthousands of lives.A SOLUTION MAYOR DAN GELBER OFMIAMI BEACH SAYS ISN’T COMINGQUICK ENOUGH.Dan Gelber, MayorCity of Miami Beach"A vaccine is on the horizon,but truth be toldFlorida casesare approaching 900-thousanON CAM TAGIF YOU TAKE A LOOK AT HASHTAGDEATHSANTISYOU WON’T JUST FINDCRITICS.

LIKE WE’VE SEEN ON OURFOX 4 SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS,MANYCONTINUE TO SUPPORT THEGOVERNOR’S APPROACH TO FIGHTINGTHE PANDEMIC.

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