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Local law enforcement are the first ones to show up when our community faces danger or tragedy. That’s why we recently passed a new law to support those who keep us safe. Keep reading to learn more!
I am always looking for ways to support our local entrepreneurs and business owners who provide so much for our communities. Check out the new bill we just passed to give business owners more opportunities:
Unfortunately, one of the biggest obstacles veterans face returning home from combat is affording a place to live. So, we just passed a new law that will help. Learn about it here:
I often hear from people that “the Army Corps doesn’t do water quality.” That’s not really true. Click here for the latest #LakeOFactCheck to learn more.
The House Science, Space and Technology Committee passed my South Florida Clean Coastal Waters Act this week! Keep reading to learn more about what this means for our communities as we work to clean up our waterways.
Right now, the Army Corps is researching and developing technology that could be a game changer for our communities, leading to cleaner and safer waterways across Florida. Check out the latest #LakeOFactCheck to learn more!
I refuse to standby and do nothing while radical Islamic extremists - like Hamas - do everything in their power to reign terror on innocent people around the world. Keep reading to learn more about how I'm fighting to change that.
For the first time ever, the Army Corps admitted to knowingly releasing toxic water from Lake Okeechobee to the St. Lucie and Caloosahatchee. Check out the next #LakeOFactCheck to learn why that is so important.
Strengthening America’s national security is - and always will be - one of my top priorities. Keep reading to learn more about the progress we made to help support servicemembers this week.
Earlier this week the Army Corps of Engineers admitted - for the first time ever - that they knowingly discharged toxic water containing cyanobacteria and harmful algal blooms from Lake Okeechobee to our communities. Keep reading to find out what that means for our waters.