The meeting agenda includes the introduction of a new CJPSTS Director, various informational status updates regarding commission and medical examiner appointments, and reports on drugs in deceased persons and workload statistics. Discussion topics feature the Unidentified Deceased Initiative, a forensic update from FDLE, and a review of emerging drug trends. Other business includes a memorandum of understanding for mass fatalities and the Florida Medicolegal Death Investigation Data Optimization Initiative.
Aug 4, 2026·
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The Commission discussed several informational items, including updates on appointments and reappointments for staff and district medical examiners. Reports on drugs in deceased persons and annual workload statistics were reviewed, alongside updates on forensic science grant programs and legislative matters. The Commission approved reappointment nominations for various medical examiner districts. Additionally, the meeting highlighted the Unidentified Deceased Initiative, featuring successful identification cases, reviewed emerging drug trends, and explored initiatives regarding the electronic fingerprinting of unidentified human remains and access to electronic medical records for infant and child autopsies.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
Medical Examiners Commission Meeting
The Medical Examiners Commission discussed informational items regarding appointments and reappointments for medical examiners and commission staff. Topics included updates on drugs in deceased persons reports, workload reports, and forensic science improvement grants. The commission addressed legislative updates, the unidentified deceased initiative, and nomination processes. Additionally, the commission reviewed and approved modifications to Rule 11G, discussed mass fatality plans in conjunction with FEMORS, and reviewed emerging drug trends. The meeting concluded with a report from organ procurement organizations and administrative updates from the Florida Association of Medical Examiners.
