ORLANDO, Fla. — Florida’s Department of Government Efficiency, known as DOGE, has visited 12 cities and counties to find what it claims is wasteful government spending.
The DOGE team has made claims that there are close to $1 billion in wasteful spending in five of its stops, but Central Florida leaders said they want more specifics.
Originally, the state estimated the audits would take about 60 days after they started in early August. But the governor’s office told Spectrum News there is not an estimate on when the findings would be published…