Consumer Affairs
What This Page Covers
This page collects the 33 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Consumer Affairs”. Coverage spans bills and news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Consumer Protection, Environment, and Business Regulation.
Active Bills
Showing 8 of 16 bills tagged with this topic.
Recent Activity
- Fri, Sep 41 item
- Tue, Aug 252 items
- Travel experts report 13-18% increase in holiday airfare costsTravel industry experts report that holiday airfares have risen by 13% to 18% compared to last year, with potential for further spikes if booking is delayed. Travelers are advised to book flights imme
- Travel experts report rising holiday airfare costs and advise early booking
- Tue, Aug 111 item
- Thu, Jul 162 items
- Florida's Back-to-School Tax-Free Holiday Starts MondayFlorida is launching a month-long sales tax holiday from July 20 through August 20, 2025, allowing shoppers to purchase school supplies, clothing, and electronics tax-free. This event, now a permanent
- Florida's Month-Long Back-to-School Tax Holiday Starts Monday
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Key Actors
- 01Division of Consumer Affairsorganization5 mentions
- 02General Assemblyorganization5 mentions
- 03Superior Courtorganization3 mentions
- 04Department of Environmental Protectionorganization3 mentions
- 05Floridalocation2 mentions
- 06The Points Guyorganization2 mentions
- 07Jordan Kheelperson2 mentions
- 08Sunbeam Television Corporganization2 mentions
- 09Clint Hendersonperson2 mentions
- 10Gary S. Schaerperson2 mentions
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- Topic to billsCongress classifies xylazine as a Schedule III controlled substance and imposes federal tracking and criminal penalties, New Jersey Bill A455 Requires Subscription Services to Provide Simple Online Cancellation Options, New Jersey bans sale and use of urea as ice melt with civil penalties up to $1,000 (+13 more)
- Topic to peopleJordan Kheel, Clint Henderson, Gary S. Schaer
- Topic to orgsDivision of Consumer Affairs, General Assembly, Superior Court (+3 more)
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- Sep 16, 2026Federal BillCongress classifies xylazine as a Schedule III controlled substance and imposes federal tracking and criminal penalties
- Sep 4, 2026NewsCostco discontinues Costco Next online marketplace program
- Aug 25, 2026NewsTravel experts report 13-18% increase in holiday airfare costs
- Aug 25, 2026NewsTravel experts report rising holiday airfare costs and advise early booking
- Aug 11, 2026NewsBuffalo Bills to address stadium seating sightline issues on a case-by-case basis
- Jul 16, 2026NewsFlorida's Back-to-School Tax-Free Holiday Starts Monday
- Jul 16, 2026NewsFlorida's Month-Long Back-to-School Tax Holiday Starts Monday
- Apr 6, 2026reddit postInquiry regarding cellular service providers in Orlando
- Jan 13, 2026State BillNew Jersey Bill A455 Requires Subscription Services to Provide Simple Online Cancellation Options
- Jan 13, 2026State BillNew Jersey bans sale and use of urea as ice melt with civil penalties up to $1,000
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