During President Trump’s visit to Lake Okeechobee, I talked with him specifically about the importance of fully funding critical infrastructure projects like the southern storage reservoir that will...
Week In Review: May 3 – 9 | Military Appreciation Month
This May, I hope you’ll join me in recognizing Military Appreciation Month.Earlier this week I joined the American Veterans Center to honor a special group of men who led the charge for freedom...
Week In Review: April 26 – May 2 | Fighting For Justice
The increasing number of sexual assaults happening in our military is absolutely unacceptable. We must do better for our brothers and sisters in arms to hold rapists accountable and stop these...
Week In Review: April 5 – 11 | The Latest For Our Water
Here’s the reality: we must stop pollution at the source - including agricultural runoff, leaky septic tanks, fertilizer from our lawns and more.This week we made a lot of great progress in the...
Week In Review: March 29 – April 4 | People Or Politics?
Every Member of Congress who gets elected has a decision to make....do they want to put people first or politics first? When Members decide to make the people they represent their top priority, we...
Week In Review: March 22 – 28 | Stop Pollution At The Source
To put it simply, if I wouldn’t put it in the bathtub with my kids, I don’t want it in our waterways. So whether it's runoff from agriculture, pollution from septic tanks, herbicides like...
Week In Review: March 8 – 14 | An Update On Discharges
This week the new South Florida Water Management District board members officially took their seats. The old board was ousted by Governor Ron DeSantis for failing their responsibility to be...
Week In Review: March 1 – 7 | Why I’m Frustrated
This week we made some GREAT progress in a number of important areas...We unanimously passed the Burn Pits Registry Enhancement Act to expand and improve our research on burn pits and ensure we are...
Week In Review: February 22 – 28 | Protecting Our Waterways
There’s no doubt about it: each year our economy is driven by the millions of people who visit Florida to enjoy the outdoors. And more than that, our entire way of life is tied to preserving public...