From unemployed workers to wheezing developers to cash-strapped small businesses and local governments, help is desperately wanted on a number of fronts. South Florida’s jobless rate remained stalled in double digits, the state of Florida encountered its first round of outbound migration since 1945 and local governments from the Keys to the Panhandle were at a loss for replacing revenues sapped by the greatest recession in decades.
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