Editing Alachua County, Florida (section)

=== Contemporary history ===
On February 15, 2023, the board of county commissioners for Alachua County voted to support the proposed amendment to the Florida state constitution that is entitled, [[Florida Right To Clean Water|Florida Right To Clean And Healthy Waters]], making Alachua the first county in the state to lend its support for adoption of the proposed amendment.<ref>Alachua Board of County Commissioners, ''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QiwGSq6NV55inDHQU-PVvH7vtdRNQnUu/view Resolution 23-XX A Resolution of the board of County Commissioners of Alachua County, Florida, Supporting the Proposed Right to Clean and Healthy Waters Constitutional Amendment]'', February 15, 2023</ref> The proposed amendment is the subject of a statewide, nonpartisan campaign <ref>[[League of Women Voters]], ''Florida's Right to Clean Water'', Alachua County News, [https://my.lwv.org/florida/alachua], accessed 20230216</ref> to place adoption of it before all Florida voters on the 2024 ballot.<ref>Garry, Janice,  ''[https://my.lwv.org/florida/alachua/article/floridas-right-clean-water Florida's Right to Clean Water]'', Alachua League of Women Voters, February 7, 2023</ref> The adoption was signed into effect by its chair, Anna Prizzia, after a unanimous vote by the board.