Florida regulators have imposed a $1 million fine on Heritage Property & Casualty, one of the state's largest homeowners insurance companies, for mishandling claims related to Hurricane Ian. This marks the largest fine issued by the state in over a decade. The fine was announced as Florida's CFO was participating in a 'Putting Policyholders First' panel, highlighting a significant contrast in actions and statements within the state government. While legislative leaders have praised the decision, Florida's CFO, Jimmy Patronis, expressed opposition to fining the company.