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Plan Ahead: Salzman To Host Constituents Day With Local, State And Federal Officials
May 31, 2025
Make your calendar — Rep. Michelle Salzman, in partnership with local, state, and federal officials will host in-person mobile office hours to assist constituents with casework issues. These office hours offer constituents who do not live close to one of the district offices a more convenient way to receive county, state, and federal casework assistance.
Expected to attend are:
- Representative Michelle Salzman’s Office
- Senator Rick Scott’s Office
- Congressman Jimmy Patronis’ Office
- County Commissioner Lumon May’s office
- County Commissioner Ashlee Hofberger’s office
- Escambia County Tax Collector
- Hope Florida
- Department of Health
- Florida Division of Blind Services
- Center for Independent Living
- Escambia County Neighborhood Enterprise Division
The event will take place from noon until 2 p.m. on June 13 at the Escambia County Tax Collector’s Office – Brentwood at 5046 North Palafox Street.
“I’m honored to host the upcoming community outreach event. It’s a valuable chance for elected officials to connect with community members and support them in addressing government-related concerns,” Salzman said.
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2 Responses to “Plan Ahead: Salzman To Host Constituents Day With Local, State And Federal Officials”
If anyone ever wonders why it’s mostly retired and unemployed people showing up, just look at the days/times these events are scheduled. While the opportunity is appreciated, I can’t even get a response to an email to my State Representative AND I work from noon to 2pm on weekdays. Hmm.
Let everyone concerned about the crazy law that you can go aroind a person making a left turn and if that person hits you,he is at fault. Put the person in front of you with the right of way!!!!