The
Florida Senate and House approved the Sunshine State Protection Act, a bill
that expresses lawmakers’ intent to put the state on year-round Daylight Saving
Time, if allowed by Congress.
The approval means the bill will go to Governor Rick Scott, but it doesn’t mean the “spring forward” clock change Sunday at 2 a.m. will put the state on permanent Daylight Saving Time.
Currently, states can opt out of Daylight Saving Time to stay on Standard Time, but cannot make permanent Daylight Saving Time.
Did you remember to "spring forward" last night? If not, it's later than you think!
The approval means the bill will go to Governor Rick Scott, but it doesn’t mean the “spring forward” clock change Sunday at 2 a.m. will put the state on permanent Daylight Saving Time.
Currently, states can opt out of Daylight Saving Time to stay on Standard Time, but cannot make permanent Daylight Saving Time.
Did you remember to "spring forward" last night? If not, it's later than you think!
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