FL S1546

Prohibits public lodging establishments from offering hourly rates for less than 3 continuous hours, with exemptions for late checkout fees and establishments within 1 mile of an airport.

Requires employers at athletic venues, entertainment venues, and convention centers with 5,000+ capacity to display human trafficking awareness signs in conspicuous, visible locations; violations are noncriminal and punishable by fine.

Increases mandatory human trafficking training for certified law enforcement officers from 4 hours to 8 hours within 1 year of employment.

Creates the Statewide Data Repository for Anonymous Human Trafficking Data at the University of South Florida to collect, analyze, and share trafficking data for identifying trends and evaluating state initiatives.

Requires law enforcement agencies, state agencies, and service providers to report anonymous human trafficking data to the repository, with larger counties (500,000+ population) beginning July 1, 2024, and smaller counties beginning July 1, 2025.