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Scott to resume economic development campaign

BY THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA

After a trip to Washington that included meetings with President Donald Trump and members of Congress, Gov. Rick Scott on Wednesday will resume his campaign to build support for the economic-development agency Enterprise Florida and tourism-marketer Visit Florida. Scott is scheduled to hold what his office has dubbed a "Fighting for Florida Jobs Roundtable" at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday at Link Staffing Services in Orange Park. Scott and House Speaker Richard Corcoran, R-Land O' Lakes, have been locked in a battle about whether the state should provide money to Enterprise Florida and Visit Florida for business incentives and tourism promotion. Corcoran has likened such programs to "corporate welfare." Scott recently has made appearances in various parts of the state to support the agencies and has targeted lawmakers who have sided with Corcoran.