Directory of The Florida House of Representatives Speaker Dean ...

Directory of 

The Florida House of Representatives 

Speaker Dean Cannon 

420 The Capitol 

402 South Monroe Street 

Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1300 

2010-2012 

June 20, 2011 

NOTE: This publication was compiled from information received by 

The Office of the Clerk on or before 6/17/11

HOUSE OFFICES 

Speaker .......................................................................................................................................... 488-1450 

Speaker pro tempore ..................................................................................................................... 921-7747 

Chaplain ........................................................................................................................................ 488-9215 

Clerk .............................................................................................................................................. 488-1157 

Calendar ................................................................................................................................... 488-1155 

Documents & Distribution ....................................................................................................... 488-7475 

Editorial/Verification ............................................................................................................... 488-6331 

Engrossing & Enrolling ........................................................................................................... 488-1157 

Journal ...................................................................................................................................... 488-1151 

Messages .................................................................................................................................. 488-1157 

Page & Messenger Program ..................................................................................................... 487-2390 

Photographer ............................................................................................................................ 488-5068 

Print Services ........................................................................................................................... 488-7097 

Records Management ............................................................................................................... 488-1026 

Senate Messages ...................................................................................................................... 488-1157 

Stationery ................................................................................................................................. 922-7099 

General Counsel ............................................................................................................................ 488-7631 

House Administration ................................................................................................................... 488-6026 

House Bill Drafting ....................................................................................................................... 488-5644 

Information Technology ............................................................................................................... 921-7762 

HELP DESK, Option #2 .......................................................................................................... 488-8326 

Majority Leader ............................................................................................................................ 488-1993 

Minority Leader ............................................................................................................................ 488-9622 

Public Information ........................................................................................................................ 921-7747 

Professional Development ............................................................................................................ 488-1792 

Sergeant at Arms ........................................................................................................................... 488-8224 

Audio/Visual Division ............................................................................................................. 488-0298 

Housekeeping ........................................................................................................................... 488-0280 

Janitorial ................................................................................................................................... 488-4812 

Maintenance ............................................................................................................................. 488-0280 

Night Maintenance ................................................................................................................... 488-4812 

Property & Inventory Division ................................................................................................ 488-0235 

Repairs & Construction Division ............................................................................................. 488-4583

HOUSE COMMITTEES & SUBCOMMITTEES 

Appropriations Committee ........................................................................................................... 488-6204 

Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee ................................................... 488-0696 

Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee .................................................................. 488-0621 

Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee ..................................................................................... 488-9435 

Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee ............................................................................ 488-0539 

Justice Appropriations Subcommittee ............................................................................................. 488-5282 

PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee ........................................................................................... 488-0482 

Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee.......... ........................... 488-9534 

Economic Affairs Committee ........................................................................................................ 488-3041 

Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee ................................................................................. 922-9381 

Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee ................................................................................ 410-4905 

Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee ........................................................................ 414-9782 

Insurance & Banking Subcommittee ............................................................................................... 414-7365 

Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee ........................................................................... 488-3483 

Education Committee .................................................................................................................... 488-7451 

K-20 Competitiveness Subcommittee .............................................................................................. 488-3711 

K-20 Innovation Subcommittee ....................................................................................................... 414-6694 

Finance & Tax Committee ............................................................................................................ 488-1601 

Health & Human Services Committee ......................................................................................... 414-5600 

Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee ........................................................................... 488-8315 

Health & Human Services Quality Subcommittee .......................................................................... 487-2242 

Judiciary Committee ..................................................................................................................... 488-3088 

Civil Justice Subcommittee .............................................................................................................. 410-4922 

Criminal Justice Subcommittee ....................................................................................................... 488-6333 

Redistricting Committee ............................................................................................................... 488-3928 

Congressional Redistricting Subcommittee ..................................................................................... 488-3928 

House Redistricting Subcommittee.................................................................................................. 488-3928 

Senate Redistricting Subcommittee ................................................................................................. 488-3928 

Rules & Calendar Committee ....................................................................................................... 488-0350 

Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommittee ....................................................................................... 487-0608 

State Affairs Committee ................................................................................................................ 488-4864 

Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee ............................................................................ 488-5465 

Energy & Utilities Subcommittee .................................................................................................... 487-1342 

Federal Affairs Subcommittee ......................................................................................................... 414-6692 

Government Operations Subcommittee......................................................................................... . 488-6853 

Select Committee on Government Reorganization ..................................................................... 414-5600 

Select Committee on Water Policy ........................................................................................... ....488-4864 

Joint Administrative Procedures Committee .............................................................................. 488-9110 

Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight ........................................................................... 487-1342 

Joint Legislative Budget Commission ......................................................................................... 488-6204 

Joint Select Committee on Collective Bargaining ......................... ............................................. 488-6853

Directory of 

The Florida House of Representatives 

Speaker Dean Cannon 

If you have any questions concerning this publication, please contact the 

Clerk’s Office at 488-1157 

NOTE: This publication was compiled from information received by 

The Office of the Clerk on or before 6/20/11

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

House Offices...............................................................................................................................................1 

House Committees & Subcommittees .......................................................................................................27 

Joint Committee .........................................................................................................................................66 

Members ....................................................................................................................................................69 

Other Information ....................................................................................................................................139 

Capitol Center Map 

Map of House of Representatives Offices 

Index ........................................................................................................................................................151 

Quick Reference Lists: 

Tallahassee Staff [Committee/Subcommittee or Office Assignments] ...........................................165 

Tallahassee Staff [alpha order] .........................................................................................................169

LEADERSHIP OFFICES 

Office of the Speaker 

Office of Public Information 

Office of the Majority Leader 

Office of the Minority Leader 

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 

Office of the Clerk 

Office of the Sergeant at Arms 

Office of the General Counsel 

Office of House Administration 

House Bill Drafting 

House Office of Information Technology 

House Office of Professional Development 

Office of the Chaplain 

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LEADERSHIP & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

Office of the Speaker 



488-1450 

The Speaker’s Office is responsible for assisting the Speaker in the 

day-to-day management of the 120-member House of 

Representatives, including the House’s over 500 Tallahassee-based 

and district employees, its budget, and administration. The Speaker 

and his staff provide direction and coordination to employees 

throughout the House and serve the members in carrying out their 

constitutional responsibilities. 

STAFF: 

Lynn Cobb 

Deputy Chief of Staff 

for Policy 

Ben Stuart 

Process 

Coordinator 

Michelle Davila 


for Administration 

Lynn Imhof 

Executive Assistant 

to the Chief of Staff 

Julie Fess 

Chief Legislative Assistant 

to the Speaker 

Mathew Bahl 

Chief of Staff 

Carlecia Collins 

Administrative 

Assistant 

Kirk Pepper 


for External Affairs 

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Eddie Westcott 


Assistant 

Michelle Voran 

Executive Assistant 

to the Speaker 

Dean Cannon 

Speaker 

Katie Betta 

Director 

of Communications 

Kimberly Young 


Assistant 

LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP 

STAFF: 

Office of Public Information 



921-7747 

The Office of Public Information is designed to encourage citizens’ 

participation in the Florida House of Representatives by responding 

to public records/information requests and citizens’ correspondence 

to the Speaker of the House, and by assisting the Speaker in making 

appointments to state boards and commissions. In addition, the 

Office is charged with identifying, understanding, and engaging 

citizens who want to connect with their government through 

existing and new technology in order to obtain information and 

express insights and opinions. 

Erin Rock 

Staff Director 

Ben Wolf 

Legislative Analyst 

Lyndsey Cruley 

Press Secretary 

Melissa Robel 

Legislative Research 

Assistant 

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John Legg 


pro tempore 

Hannah Causseaux 

Program Manager 

Sarah Stuckey 


Assistant

Office of the Majority Leader 



488-1993 

The Majority Leader’s Office handles matters related to the interests 

of the House’s majority party. Particular priority is placed on 

assisting members in achieving their legislative goals and objectives, 

providing members with consistent communications support, and 

communicating the message of the House Majority regarding the 

issues affecting Florida’s future. 

STAFF: 

Sam Verghese 


Jon Menendez 


James C. "Jim" Frishe 

Majority Whip 

Janna Thomas 

Deputy Staff Director 

Rebekah Hammond 


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Carlos Lopez-Cantera 

Majority Leader 

Glenn Kirkland 


Brian Logan 


LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP 

Office of the Minority Leader 



488-9622 

The Minority Leader’s Office handles matters related to the interests of 

the House’s minority party. Particular priority is placed on assisting 

members in achieving their legislative goals and objectives, providing 

members with consistent communications support, and communicating 

the message of the House Minority regarding the issues affecting 

Florida’s future. 

STAFF: 

Joseph A. "Joe" Gibbons 

Minority Leader 

pro tempore 

Durward Brewer 


Christopher Turner 


Jessica Koburger 

Legislative Research Assistant 

Mark Hollis 

Communications Director 

Ruben Betancourt 


Carlos Nathan 


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Evan Jenne 

Democratic Whip 

Ron Saunders 

Minority Leader 

Sarah Berner 

Attorney 

David Cox 


Judy Mount 

Administrative Assistant

Office of the Clerk 



488-1157 

The Clerk’s Office performs duties which include keeping and publishing a correct Journal of the House 

proceedings, supervising the custody of legislation, engrossing and enrolling bills, keeping official 

records, including historic photographs and documents of the House, publishing the legislative Calendar, 

and offering parliamentary guidance upon request. In addition, the Clerk’s Office is responsible for 

maintaining the committee/subcommittee and member web pages, and performing historic tours and 

mock sessions. 

Bob Ward 

Clerk of the House 

Diane Bell 

Deputy Clerk of the House 

Publications by 

The Office of the Clerk 

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Judy Skinner 

Assistant to the Clerk 

Interim Calendar The Rules Reconsiderations 

Daily Calendar Clerk’s Manual 

Daily Journal Guide to Florida Government 

Bound Journal Welcome to the Florida House of 

Representatives Handbook 

Directory of the Florida House of 

Representatives 

House Historic Murals 

My Florida House Facts & Fun 

The People of Lawmaking in 

Florida 

ADMINISTRATIVE

ADMINISTRATIVE 

Office of the Clerk continued: 

Calendar 


488-1155 

Calendars are produced overnight and immediately 

published on the House legislative website. The 

Calendar staff tracks a bill all the way through the 

committee process and monitors its availability for 

placement on the Calendar of the House. This unit 

publishes the Clerk’s Manual, maintains the 

database for the members’ web pages, maintains 

and publishes committee membership listings, and 

House staff information in various forms. 

Documents & Distribution 


488-7475 

Stationery 


922-7099 

House bill subscriptions (for members and the 

general public), daily Journals, daily Calendars, 

and other publications are distributed from the 

Documents & Distribution and Stationery office. 

The Stationery staff processes the staff and member 

business cards, note cards, and envelope orders that 

are then sent to Print Services for printing. 

Editorial/Verification 


488-6331 

The Editorial/Verification unit proofreads all 

printed materials produced by the Office of the 

Clerk in order to ensure the accuracy of documents. 

Engrossing & Enrolling 


488-1157 

Engrossing & Enrolling staff incorporate 

amendments adopted by House or Senate floor 

action into House bills. Once bills pass both 

houses, they are enrolled and signed by House and 

Senate officers for presentation to the Governor. 

The Engrossing & Enrolling unit publishes Guide 

to Florida Government, Welcome to the Florida 

House of Representatives Handbook, and The 

People of Lawmaking in Florida. 

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Hope Holt 

Acting Calendar 

Coordinator 

Gloria Jones 

Supervisor 

Debbie Barley 

Journal/Editorial 

Coordinator 

Yvonne Nutting 

Supervisor 

TBD 


Assistant 

John Chapman 

Support Services 

Assistant 

Mikey Chmielewski 

Editorial Supervisor 

Laurie Jones 


Assistant


Journal 


488-1151 

The Journal is the legal and official record of the proceedings of the House of Representatives. The 

Journals are produced overnight and are immediately published on the House legislative website. Printed 

copies, produced by Print Services, are available to members and the public the following morning. The 

daily Journals, after complete verification, are edited, printed, and bound in permanent volumes after sine 

die adjournment of the Legislature, along with various indices (including sponsors, bills by subject and 

number, vetoed bills, and votes by sequence number) prepared by Journal staff to provide 

aid for future research. 

Debbie Barley 

Journal/Editorial 

Coordinator 

Jennifer Gallon 

Administrative Assistant 

Christopher Beatty 


Kristina DiPano 


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Jenn Bronson 


Kimberly Williams 


ADMINISTRATIVE



Messages 


488-1157 

When the Legislature is in session, the Messages unit is responsible for 

processing legislation traveling between the two houses by ensuring that bills 

received from the Senate and traveling to the Speaker’s Office arrive in 

proper form and are accompanied by a message which accurately reflects the 

Senate’s action on a bill. Additionally, this office is responsible for sending 

messages to the Senate indicating the House’s action on a bill and action 

requested of the Senate. 

Page & Messenger Program 


487-2390 

The Pages and Messengers program has been a long-standing tradition in 

the Florida House of Representatives. The historic Journals refer to Pages 

and Messengers as far back as 1868. Every year approximately 240 

students serve in the House assisting members with their duties. This 

unique experience allows students to learn about the legislative process. 

Each member may choose one Messenger and one Page to serve during 

session. 

Photographer 


488-5068 

The Photography unit provides session 

photography, individual shots of members, photos 

of committee meetings, and other significant 

legislative events as requested. The Photography 

unit also makes photographs available for the 

Photo Album on the House legislative website. In 

addition, they historically archive photo-quality 

digital images for future requests. 

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Meredith Geddings 

Lead Legislative 

Photographer 

Vicky MacInnis 

Senate Messages 

Coordinator 

Joy Doby 

Page & Messenger 

Coordinator 

Mark T. Foley 

Legislative 

Photographer


Print & Graphic Services 


488-7097 

The Print & Graphic Services unit consists of 

duplicating, printing, and graphic services. This 

unit prints bills, summaries, special projects and 

printing jobs, interim and daily Calendars, daily 

Journals, meeting packets, business cards, note 

cards, envelopes, and most printed materials of the 

House. 

Records Management 


488-1026 

Fred Kearse 


Assistant 

All House bills are numbered and electronically 

submitted by House Bill Drafting to a printer in the 

Records Management unit to begin their journey 

through the system. Committee and subcommittee 

attendance roll calls, vote sheets, and reports on 

bills voted on by committee and/or subcommittee 

are electronically retrieved by this unit and 

maintained until archived. All official records and 

documents received are filed and catalogued by this 

unit. 

Tim Nugent 

Print Services/Graphics 

Manager 

Drew May 


Assistant 

Tom Strickland 


Assistant 

Kerry Laird 

Records Management 

Coordinator 

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Robbie Elmore 

Assistant Manager 

James Nesmith 


Assistant 

Cindy Alison 

Executive Secretary 

Scott Cretul 


Assistant 

ADMINISTRATIVE


Office of the Sergeant at Arms 



488-8224 

The House Sergeant at Arms’ office is responsible for maintaining order in the House Chamber, 

corridors, passages, lobby, galleries, and rooms of the House, under the direction of the Speaker. 

In addition to enforcing the rules relating to Chamber privileges and general care and 

guardianship of the House Office Building and Capitol Building offices, the following is also 

provided by the Office of the Sergeant at Arms: security, committee/office assignments, 

telecommunications, maintenance, property management, repair and construction, transportation, 

parking enforcement, and audio/visual services. 

Earnest W. Sumner 

Sergeant at Arms 

Marty McDonald 

Deputy 

Sergeant at Arms 

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Vicky Summerhill 

Office Manager 

TBD 

Telecommunications 

Administrator 

To schedule the use of the House Chamber or to reserve meeting space for purposes other than committee 

or subcommittee meetings in one of the House meeting rooms, contact Vicky Summerhill at (850) 488- 

8224 or via email at vicky.summerhill@myfloridahouse.gov 

Audio/Visual Division 


488-0298 

Michael Traylor 

Supervisor 

Drew Tillman 

Technician

Office of the Sergeant at Arms continued: 

Maintenance & Support Services Night Maintenance 

100 House Office Building 488-4812 

488-0280 

Maintenance & Support Services handles office relocations, furniture 

inventory, floor cleaning and vacuuming, trash collection, and after- 

hours transportation. 

Housekeeping 

488-0280 

Paul Nix 

Supervisor 

Dalila Gebhard 

Specialist 

Modessa Connell 

Specialist 

Richard Hartsfield 

Specialist 

Gloria Lowe 

Specialist 

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Corey Clark 

Supervisor 

Dorothea Crawford 

Specialist 

Marie Jeannette Kearse 

Specialist 

Lawrence Reed 

Specialist 

ADMINISTRATIVE



Janitorial 

488-4812 

Maintenance 

488-0280 

Robert Crowell 

Supervisor 

Benjamin Gatlin 

Specialist 

The Maintenance unit maintains and repairs 

House furniture, distributes office keys, 

provides local deliveries, and unlocks meeting 

rooms and offices as needed. 

Michael Peters 

Specialist 

Benjamin Armstead 

Specialist 

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Dewayne Green 

Specialist 

William Pagel 

Specialist 

Michael Edwards 

Specialist 

Matt Presnell 

Specialist 

Shaketria Byrd 

Specialist 

Jeanette Lewis 

Specialist 

Amanda Paz 

Specialist 

Angel Guzman 

Specialist 

Ryan Ray 

Specialist


Property & Inventory Division 


488-0235 

The Property & Inventory Division handles House 

inventory records, parking, airport transportation for 

members and other transportation needs, and is 

responsible for House vehicles and House 

identification cards. 

Repairs & Construction Division 


488-1201 

The Repairs & Construction Division is responsible 

for office renovations and remodeling, office 

repairs, painting, and office signage. 

Larry Perkins 

Supervisor 

Thomas Lawrence 

Carpenter 

15 

Derek Walker 

Property & Resource 

Specialist 

Bo Pittman 

Supervisor 

Ruben Perez 

Carpenter 

ADMINISTRATIVE


Office of the General Counsel 



488-7631 

The Office of the General Counsel is responsible for providing legal advice to the Speaker of the House 

of Representatives. The Speaker has assigned the General Counsel the responsibility to advise each of 

the members and their staff, offices, committees, subcommittees and other units of the House with respect 

to their powers and duties relating to holding office in or employment with the House. 

George Levesque 

General Counsel 

Don Rubottom 

Deputy General Counsel 

16 

Teresa Ward 

Deputy General Counsel 

Velma Carter 


Office of House Administration 



488-6026 

The Office of House Administration handles all administrative areas necessary for the operation of the 

House of Representatives including: personnel actions, purchasing, contracts, budget, travel, district 

offices, and joint offices. In addition, House Administration manages special projects, including the 

members’ dining hall, spouses’ lounge, and the session housing program. 

Margie Wright 

Assistant Director 

Jeff Armstrong 

Purchasing/Contracts 

Steve Godwin 

Director & Special Counsel 

Jackie Hadley 

Personnel 

Latasha Pierce 

Purchasing/ 

Office Depot 

17 

Lynette Russ 

District Office Set-up & 

Relocations/Travel 

Lawanda Williams 


ADMINISTRATIVE


House Bill Drafting 



488-5644 

House Bill Drafting prepares most bills, with the major exceptions being general appropriations bills, 

reviser's bills, and reapportionment bills or resolutions. In the case of local bills, it reviews and edits the 

drafts prepared by attorneys or other appropriate staff in the local jurisdiction. Further, House Bill 

Drafting numbers and files all bills, and prepares and files all floor amendments and committee 

substitutes. House Bill Drafting also prepares tributes for members wishing to commemorate local 

achievement, condolences, or other recognition. 

2012 Regular Session Bill Filing Deadlines 

TBD Early member-bill request submission deadline 

for the first 2 of the 6 bills subject to the 

member-bill filing limit (5 p.m.) 

12-6-11 Early member-bill filing deadline for the first 2 

of the 6 bills subject to the member-bill filing 

limit (NOON) 

TBD Final member-bill request submission 

12-11-11 

deadline for all other bills subject to the 

opening day deadline, including requests for 

companion bills (5 p.m.) 

Notice deadline for local bills for opening-day 

introduction 

TBD Deadline for member-bill requests to be in final 

draft form, including companion bills (5 p.m.) 

1-10-12 Regular Session begins; filing deadline for all 

other bills subject to the opening-day deadline 

(NOON) 

TBD Request submission deadline for additional bill 

filed after favorable reporting of a repealer bill 

by its first committee of reference (5 p.m.) 

1-30-12 Filing deadline by noon of the 21 st day of 

regular session, for additional bill filed after 

favorable reporting of a repealer bill by its first 

committee of reference. (NOON) 

TBD Ceremonial resolution request submission 

2-23-12 

deadline (5 p.m.) 

Ceremonial resolution filing deadline 

(prior to the 46 th day) 

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Rule 5.3(a) 

s. 10, Art. III, FL. Const.; 

s. 11.02, F.S.; Rule 5.5(c) 

s. 3(b), Art. III, FL. Const., 

Rule 5.2(a) 

Rule 5.3(c) 

Rule 5.2(b) 

David Savelle 


Joe Gillespie 

Deputy Staff Director

House Bill Drafting continued: 

Front Office/ 

Filing Staff 

Cindy Cain 

Supervisor 

Drafting Staff 

Kym Galliah 

Drafter 

Judi Bedonie 


Eva Davis 

Drafter 

Jeffrey Blanchard 

Drafter 

Gisela Rodriguez 

Drafter 

Janis Maloney 


Paul Liepshutz 

Drafter 

Jayne Bridges 

Drafter 

David Lee, Jr. 

Drafter 

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JoAnn Rispress 


Jim McKee 

Drafter 

Ronda Castleberry 

Drafter 

William Welge, Jr. 

Drafter 

ADMINISTRATIVE


House Bill Drafting continued: 

Editorial Staff 

Ronda Castleberry 

Editorial Staff 

Supervisor 

Tiffany Austin 

Editor 

20 

Celine Hertz 

Editor 

Hodge Bishop 

Editor 

Jeanette Alsup 

Editor 

Kara Nobles 

Editor

House Office of Information Technology 



488-8326 OPTION 2 

The House Office of Information Technology serves the House of Representatives, its 

members, staff and the general public by providing excellence in customer service and valueadded 

applications development over a stable, scalable and secure infrastructure, with the goal 

of providing proven, yet innovative, IT services to the user community. 

The House Office of Information Technology is responsible for software applications 

development, end-user technology support, and infrastructure management in all Housecontrolled 

areas and over the public Internet. 

Scott McPherson 

Chief Information 

Technology Officer 

921-7762 

Lauren Perlman 

Deputy Chief Information 

Technology Officer 

414-0957 

HELP DESK 

TRAINING 

SUPPORT 

488-8326 

OPTION 2 

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Billie Reardon 

Business Analyst 

ADMINISTRATIVE


House Office of Information Technology continued: 

Applications Development 

488-8326 (Option 2) 

The Applications Development unit develops and 

maintains custom software applications for the House, 

including Leagis, MyFloridaHouse, and other 

applications. 

Joshua Linker 

.Net Developer 

Steve Brailsford 


Jaya Perisetla 


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Roger Foutch 

Development Manager 

Dreama Morgan 

Business Systems Analyst 

Sean Nickerson 

Database Administrator 

Nicholas Carson 


Thomas Vanderhoof 


Kelly Wiley 

Lead Business 

Systems Analyst 

Mark Schlaudraff 

Business Systems Analyst 

Bruce Byers 

Information Systems 

Engineer 

Bobby Harrell 


Raymond Lanier 

Web Designer 

ADMINISTRATIVE


Infrastructure 

488-8326 (Option 2) 

The Infrastructure unit maintains House data center for 

backend-IT communication equipment including email, 

Blackberry server, and webmail. It ensures that files 

are accessible on shared and personal network drives, 

and that information is secure from viruses and outside 

threats. Also, Infrastructure maintains servers running 

Leagis, MyFloridaHouse, and other custom 

applications. 

Quintin Hassell 

Network Engineer 

Bryan Lalonde 

Systems Engineer 

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Eric Faris 

Infrastructure 

Manager 

Doug McDaniel 

Systems Engineer 

Kerri McEwen 

Information 

Security Officer 

Ron Whichel 

Systems Engineer



Support 

488-8326 (Option 2) 

The Support group is the first line of IT support for 

all House members and staff. They set up IT 

equipment and user access, as well as provide 

support for standard software including Microsoft 

Office, Internet, Adobe Acrobat, and customdeveloped 

applications, such as Leagis and 

MyFloridaHouse. 

Mark Campbell 

Support Analyst 

Tracy Copeland 


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Michelle Singletary 

Support Manager 

Daryl Givens 


Kim Webb 


Suzette Monroe 

Lead Support Analyst 

Daniel Roccanti 


TBA 

Support Analyst

House Office of Professional Development 



488-1792 

At the direction of the Speaker, the Office of Professional Development develops and provides a yearround 

curriculum of introductory, intermediate, and advanced training classes for House legislative, 

district, intern, other personnel services (OPS) and volunteer staff. These classes utilize a variety of 

venues and technologies including lectures, computer exercises, webinars, independent studies, and offsite 

training opportunities, to assist staff in the performance of their work. The Office of Professional 

Development works with supervisors and staff to identify revisions or additions to available training 

opportunities. 

Lucy Ciccone 


Office of the Chaplain 



488-9215 

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Beverly Broussard 

Intern Program/Training 

The Office of House Chaplain is a volunteer staffed office whose primary function is to respond to the needs of 

Members, not initiate programs or activities. House Chaplain activities include hospital visits, personal 

meetings for encouragement and prayer, weekly Legislative Fellowship Gathering lead by Members, assisting 

in memorial services for House Members, and assisting the Sergeant at Arms office in administering and 

hosting the Minister of the Day Program. The services provided by this office are available to all staff and 

Members regardless of religious background. 

Bob West 

Chaplain 

Tim Perrier 

Associate Chaplain 

ADMINISTRATIVE

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Appropriations Committee 

Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee 

Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee 

Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee 

Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee 

Justice Appropriations Subcommittee 

PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee 

Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee 

LEADERSHIP 

Economic Affairs Committee 

Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee 

Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee 

Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee 

Insurance & Banking Subcommittee 

Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee 

Education Committee 

K-20 Competitiveness Subcommittee 

K-20 Innovation Subcommittee 

Finance & Tax Committee 

Health & Human Services Committee 

Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee 

Health & Human Services Quality Subcommittee 

Judiciary Committee 

Civil Justice Subcommittee 

Criminal Justice Subcommittee 

Redistricting Committee 

Congressional Redistricting Subcommittee 

House Redistricting Subcommittee 

Senate Redistricting Subcommittee 

Rules & Calendar Committee 

Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommittee 

State Affairs Committee 

Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee 

Energy & Utilities Subcommittee 

Federal Affairs Subcommittee 

Government Operations Subcommittee 

Select Committee on Government Reorganization 

Select Committee on Water Policy 

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COMMITTEES & SUBCOMMITTEES

COMMITTEES & SUBCOMMITTEES 

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488-6204 

The Appropriations Committee produces the House’s proposed budget and conforming and 

implementing legislation. The committee provides legislative oversight regarding agency and judiciary 

implementation of the budget, and also reviews the Governor’s budget recommendations, agency 

legislative budget requests, and analyzes trust funds for creation, termination or modification. 

Additionally, legislation with a fiscal impact is typically heard by the Appropriations Committee or one 

of its respective subcommittees. Budgetary issues dealing with Public Education Fixed Capital Outlay 

(PECO) and state employee pay, benefits and retirement issues are also within the purview of the 

committee. 

Appropriations subcommittees recommend budgets for their respective areas to the Appropriations 

Committee. The purview of the subcommittees is primarily delineated by agency and is listed below. 

Representative Grimsley 

Chair 

29 

Representative Kreegel 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Chestnut 

Representatives: Bembry, Coley, Gibbons, Glorioso, Hooper, Horner, Hudson, Hukill, 

Jones, Kiar, Legg, Lopez-Cantera, McKeel, O'Toole, Proctor, Rouson, 

Sands, Saunders, Schenck, Snyder, T. Williams 

STAFF: 

JoAnne Leznoff 


Sarah Voyles Williams 


Trina Kramer 


Denise Potvin 

Budget Chief 



Appropriations Committee continued: 

Gus Delaney 

Senior 


Lisa Larson 

Senior 


Cheryl Randolph 

Senior 


Michelle Mullins 

Senior 


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Debra Reshard 

Senior 


Fred Burns 


Michele Ingram 






488-0696 

The Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee’s purview includes the 

Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, the Department of Environmental 

Protection, the Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, and the Department of Citrus. 

Representative T. Williams 

Chair 

31 

Representative Crisafulli 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Bembry 

Representatives: Albritton, Artiles, Boyd, Garcia, Goodson, Ingram, Moraitis, Perman, 

Porter, Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Rooney, Sands 

STAFF: 

Stephanie Massengale 

Budget Chief 

Gail Lolley 


Ralph Perkins 







488-0621 

The Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee’s purview includes the 

Department of Revenue, the Department of Financial Services, the Department of 

Management Services, the Department of Business & Professional Regulation, and the Public 

Service Commission. 

Representative Hooper 

Chair 

32 

Representative Mayfield 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Gibbons 

Representatives: Campbell, Costello, Gaetz, Harrison, Julien, Nelson, Nuñez, O'Toole, 

Patronis, Thurston, Waldman 

STAFF: 

Bruce Topp 

Budget Chief 

Jeff Dykes 

Senior Legislative Analyst 

TBD 

Legislative Analyst





488-9435 

The Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee’s purview includes the Department of Health, 

the Agency for Persons with Disabilities, the Department of Children & Families, the Agency 

for Health Care Administration, the Department of Elder Affairs, and the Department of 

Veterans Affairs. 

Representative Hudson 

Chair 

33 

Representative Roberson 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Pafford 

Representatives: Chestnut, Corcoran, Cruz, Davis, Diaz, Frishe, Harrell, Randolph, 

Schwartz, Steube, Wood, Young 

STAFF: 

Eric Pridgeon 

Budget Chief 

Brian Clark 


Anita Hicks 


TBD 








488-0539 

The Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee’s purview includes funding for state universities, 

state and community colleges, private colleges and universities, the Board of Governors, the Division of 

Blind Services, and workforce education and vocational rehabilitation programs in the Department of 

Education. 

Representative O'Toole 

Chair 

34 

Representative Gonzalez 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Reed 

Representatives: Ahern, Brodeur, Clemens, Ford, Jones, Passidomo, Stargel, Taylor, 

Tobia, Trujillo, Van Zant, A. Williams 

STAFF: 

Allyce Heflin 

Budget Chief 

Jaime Garner 


Frances Butler 

Legislative Analyst





488-5282 

The Justice Appropriations Subcommittee’s purview includes the Department of Corrections, 

the Department of Juvenile Justice, the Department of Law Enforcement, the Department of 

Legal Affairs (Attorney General), the courts system, the Justice Administration Commission, 

and the Parole Commission. 

Representative Glorioso 

Chair 

35 

Representative McBurney 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Rouson 

Representatives: Baxley, Bullard, Eisnaugle, Grant, Holder, Metz, Perry, Pilon, 

Renuart, Slosberg, Soto, Stafford 

STAFF: 

Loretta Jones Darity 

Budget Chief 

John McAuliffe 


Sarah Toms 


Assistant 

TBD 


Assistant 







488-0482 

The PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee’s purview includes funding for Florida’s K-12 

education system, the Department of Education, the State Board of Education and the Voluntary 

Pre-K program. 

Representative Coley 

Chair 

36 

Representative Fresen 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Kiar 

Representatives: Adkins, Bileca, Brodeur, Clarke-Reed, Fullwood, Hager, Logan, 

Plakon, Smith, Stargel, Thompson, Watson 

STAFF: 

Allyce Heflin 

Budget Chief 

Jennifer Seifert 


Adam Keith 

Legislative Analyst





488-9534 

The Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee’s purview includes 

the Department of Transportation, the Department of State, the Agency for Workforce Innovation, 

the Office of Tourism, Trade, and Economic Development, the Department of Community Affairs, 

the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and the Department of Military Affairs. 

Representative Horner 

Chair 

37 

Representative Workman 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Rogers 

Representatives: Berman, Bernard, Brandes, Broxson, Burgin, Caldwell, Dorworth, 

Drake, Jenne, Mayfield, Ray, Steinberg 

STAFF: 

Greg Davis 

Budget Chief 

Scott Fennell 


Susan Rayman 





204 House Office Building 



488-3041 

The Economic Affairs Committee oversees policies as they impact Florida’s private sector 

economic activity and the state’s role in establishing an attractive, business-friendly environment. 

The committee seeks to ensure state policies emphasize private sector job creation and retention, 

while maintaining the appropriate balance of business regulation and consumer protection. 

Specific areas of oversight include economic development and tourism, business regulation, 

insurance and banking regulations, gaming and consumer affairs. The committee also oversees 

programs and issues that affect Florida’s local governments and communities, the military, 

transportation planning and financing, and highway safety including traffic laws, driver licensing 

and vehicle registration. Further, the Economic Affairs Committee oversees the local bill process. 

Representative Hukill 

Chair 

38 

Representative Holder 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Thompson 

Representatives: Abruzzo, Artiles, Boyd, Dorworth, Drake, Jenne, Nehr, Nelson, Nuñez, 

Perman, Roberson, Slosberg, Waldman, Workman 

STAFF: 

Teresa Tinker 


Sherri Croom 


Jason Rojas 

Committee Attorney

Economic Affairs Committee (continued) 

Martha Adeyemo 

Senior Administrative Assistant 

Martha Ellinor 

Senior Administrative Assistant 

39 

Karen Manning 








922-9381 

The Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee oversees the state’s regulation and licensing of 

business and professional entities, consumer regulatory programs and the regulation of alcoholic 

beverages, tobacco and gaming. The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the 

Department of Business & Professional Regulation and the consumer service activities of the 

Department of Agriculture. 

Representative TBD 

Chair 

40 

Representative Roberson 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Abruzzo 

Representatives: Ahern, Artiles, Crisafulli, Eisnaugle, Goodson, Jones, Nuñez, Patronis, 

Rouson, Slosberg, Stafford, Young 

STAFF: 

Teddi Creamer 

Policy Chief 

Michelle Morton 

Attorney 

Alan Livingston 

Senior Legislative Analyst





410-4905 

The Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee considers matters related to Florida’s growth 

management policies and issues that affect Florida’s local governments, communities and the military. 

The subcommittee has primary responsibility for the local bill process. This process is designed to 

ensure that each local bill has a public hearing in the local area affected and that the economic impacts of 

the bill, if any, are determined. 

Also included in the subcommittee’s subject areas are active military issues, growth management, 

housing, community programs such as historical and cultural affairs and libraries, other community 

related grants and services, and emergency management. The subcommittee’s responsibilities cover 

oversight of the Department of Military Affairs and the Florida National Guard, the Department of 

Community Affairs, the Division of Emergency Management, the Florida Housing Finance Corporation 

and the historical, cultural and library activities of the Department of State. 


Chair 

41 

Representative Hooper 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Berman 

Representatives: Brandes, Caldwell, Campbell, Costello, Diaz, Dorworth, Grant, Julien, 

Pafford, Randolph, Renuart, Smith 

STAFF: 

Barbara Hoagland 

Policy Chief 

Pamela Duncan 


Linda Nelson 

Senior Attorney 

Ben Gibson 

Attorney 

Michelle Tait 








414-9782 

The Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee considers matters related to the economic 

policies of the state and the state’s role in establishing a business-friendly environment. The 

subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover of the Governor’s Office of Tourism, Trade, and 

Economic Development, which has contracted out portions of the state’s economic development 

infrastructure to Enterprise Florida, Inc. (statewide economic development), Visit Florida, Inc. (tourism), 

Space Florida (space and aerospace) and the Florida Sports Foundation (pro and amateur sports). The 

committee also has oversight over the Agency for Workforce Innovation regarding workforce, 

unemployment compensation issues and school readiness and the Department of State’s Division of 

Corporations for various corporate filings. 


Chair 

42 

Representative Ray 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Bernard 

Representatives: Abruzzo, Coley, Fullwood, Hager, Logan, McBurney, Perry, Rogers, 

Rooney, Thompson, Trujillo, Workman 

STAFF: 

Mark Kruse 

Policy Chief 

Adam Tecler 

Legislative Analyst





414-7365 

The Insurance & Banking Subcommittee has oversight over policies affecting insurance companies and 

financial entities in Florida. Oversight areas also include the Department of Financial Services, which 

administers a number of programs relating to insurance companies and agents, insurance fraud, workers’ 

compensation, state fire marshal and funeral, cemetery and consumer services. 

The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the Office of Financial Regulation, the entity that 

regulates financial institutions (banks, trust companies and credit unions), securities and investments, 

loan originators, mortgage brokers, debt settlement companies, collection agencies and various lenders 

such as consumer finance companies, title loan companies, retail installment sales providers, 

pawnbrokers and money transmitters. The subcommittee also oversees the Office of Insurance 

Regulation, the entity that regulates insurance companies and insurance agents. 

Representative Nelson 

Chair 

43 

Representative Wood 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Cruz 

Representatives: Albritton, Bernard, Boyd, Burgin, Davis, Fresen, Hager, Ingram, 

Jenne, Julien, Thurston, Workman 

STAFF: 

Tom Cooper 

Policy Chief 

Katrina Callaway 


Robert Reilly 


Richard Barnum 








488-3483 

The Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee considers matters related to highway and public 

transportation system infrastructure and services, as well as issues relating to highway safety and the 

sale, ownership or operation of vehicles. The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the 

Department of Transportation and the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. 

Representative Drake 

Chair 

44 

Representative Baxley 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Slosberg 

Representatives: Adkins, Ahern, Albritton, Artiles, Berman, Broxson, Clemens, Horner, 

Nehr, Rouson, Steinberg, Weinstein 

STAFF: 

Richard Brown 

Acting Policy Chief 

Stephanie Johnson 

Legislative Analyst





488-7451 

The Education Committee considers matters related to PreK – 12 education and postsecondary 

education. The committee’s oversight responsibilities cover the Department of Education, the Board of 

Governors, and the State Board of Education, as well as numerous other educational entities and 

programs. 

Representative Proctor 

Chair 

45 

Representative O'Toole 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Bullard 

Representatives: Adkins, Bileca, Brandes, Clarke-Reed, Coley, Davis, Fresen, 

Fullwood, Ingram, Reed, Smith, Stafford, Stargel, Tobia, Watson 

STAFF: 

Theresa Klebacha 


Shruti Graf 


Jason Fudge 

Committee Attorney 

Margaret Thomas 


Gavin Beagle 

Attorney 

Tammie Guilford 


Assistant 

Jennifer Valenstein 

Attorney 

Ann Gilliam 

Senior Administrative 

Assistant 







488-3711 

The K-20 Competitiveness and K-20 Innovation Subcommittees share jurisdiction for issues affecting 

PreK-12 education and higher education policy areas. Legislation dealing with education issues may be 

referred to either subcommittee. There will be no functional difference between the two subcommittees 

outside of their membership. 

Representative Fresen 

Chair 

46 

Representative Adkins 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Clarke-Reed 

Representatives: Broxson, Bullard, Burgin, Chestnut, Coley, Corcoran, Davis, 

Fullwood, Nuñez, Perry, Reed, Trujillo 

STAFF: 

Marleen Ahearn 

Policy Chief





414-6694 

The K-20 Competitiveness and K-20 Innovation Subcommittees share jurisdiction for issues affecting 

PreK-12 education and higher education policy areas. Legislation dealing with education issues may be 

referred to either subcommittee. There will be no functional difference between the two subcommittees 

outside of their membership. 

Representative Stargel 

Chair 

47 


Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Stafford 

Representatives: Bembry, Bileca, Brandes, Grant, Ingram, Jones, Kiar, Kriseman, Metz, 

Moraitis, Passidomo, Plakon 

STAFF: 

Heather Sherry 

Policy Chief 







488-1601 

The Finance and Tax Committee’s purview encompasses issues concerning all state and local taxes and 

select non-tax revenue sources, and addresses statutory and constitutional policy regarding tax rates, tax 

base design and collection and enforcement parameters. The committee may also consider debt financing 

policy, the furtherance of economic development goals, easing tax administration burdens for state and 

private entities and enhancing enforcement capabilities. 

Representative Precourt 

Chair 

48 

Representative Dorworth 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Randolph 

Representatives: Abruzzo, Ahern, Berman, Brodeur, Broxson, Costello, Diaz, Fresen, 

Grant, Julien, Mayfield, Moraitis, Ray, Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Rogers, 

Rooney, Thurston, Trujillo, Van Zant, Waldman, Weinstein 

STAFF: 

Don Langston 


Bill Wilson 


Vincent Aldridge 

Attorney 

Benjamin Flieger 

Attorney 

Rosa Dorsey 

Senior Administrative Assistant





414-5600 

The Health & Human Services Committee considers matters related to programs, regulations, and 

systems that purchase or provide health care, health care coverage, social services and financial 

assistance for Floridians and their families. The Committee’s oversight responsibilities cover the 

Agency for Health Care Administration, the Agency for Persons with Disabilities, the Department 

of Children and Families, the Department of Elder Affairs, the Department of Health and the Florida 

Department of Veterans’ Affairs. 

Representative Schenck 


Chair 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Jones 

Representatives: Albritton, Bernard, Corcoran, Cruz, Harrell, Holder, Hudson, Kreegel, 

Logan, Pafford, Porth, Renuart, Schwartz, Wood, Young 

STAFF: 

Carol Gormley 


Thabata Batchelor 


Christa Calamas 


Michael Poche 


Bobbye Iseminger 


Assistant 

49 

Lynne Shaw 

Committee Attorney 

Amanda Prater 


Melissa Villar 


Leah Holt 

Senior 


Tony Guzzo 

Legislative 

Research Assistant 







488-8315 

The Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee and the Health & Human Services Quality 

Subcommittee share jurisdiction for health and human services issues. Legislation dealing with such 

matters may be referred to either subcommittee. There will be no functional difference between the two 

subcommittees outside of their membership. 

Representative Harrell 

Chair 

50 

Representative Weinstein 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Perman 

Representatives: Berman, Clarke-Reed, Costello, Drake, Fullwood, Harrison, Horner, 

Logan, Nuñez, Porth, Roberson, Young 

STAFF: 

Kerry Schoolfield 

Policy Chief





487-2242 

The Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee and the Health & Human Services Quality 

Subcommittee share jurisdiction for health and human services issues. Legislation dealing with such 

matters may be referred to either subcommittee. There will be no functional difference between the two 

subcommittees outside of their membership. 

Representative Wood 

Chair 

51 

Representative Renuart 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Schwartz 

Representatives: Boyd, Corcoran, Diaz, Gaetz, Gonzalez, Hudson, Metz, Pafford, 

Randolph, Reed, Rooney, Taylor 

STAFF: 

Christa Calamas 








488-3088 

The Judiciary Committee considers matters related to the broad range of civil and criminal law issues, 

including public safety and the fair and efficient administration of justice through the court system. 

The Committee’s oversight responsibilities in the criminal law area cover the Florida Department of Law 

Enforcement, Department of Juvenile Justice, Department of Corrections, Florida Parole Commission 

and other criminal justice entities such as state attorneys, public defenders, regional conflict counsel, 

capital collateral regional counsel and local law enforcement/jails. 

In the civil law area, the Committee’s oversight responsibilities cover the judicial branch including 

courts, clerks of court and related court entities such as the Justice Administrative Commission, the 

Judicial Qualifications Commission and the Department of Legal Affairs (Attorney General). 

Representative Snyder 

Chair 

52 

Representative McBurney 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Porth 

Representatives: Baxley, Campbell, Eisnaugle, Gaetz, Goodson, Hager, Harrison, 

Julien, Metz, Passidomo, Pilon, Schwartz, Soto, Steinberg, Steube 

STAFF: 

Randy Havlicak 


Missy Jones 


Assistant 

Tom Thomas 


Jessica Hudson 

Executive Secretary 

David De La Paz 

Committee Attorney





410-4922 

The House Civil Justice Subcommittee considers matters related to civil litigation, business law, family 

law, constitutional amendments, real property and probate law, guardianship and trust law. The 

subcommittee also has responsibility over claim bills. 

The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the court system in general, including court 

rulemaking, clerks of court and related entities such as the Justice Administrative Commission and the 

Judicial Qualifications Commission. The subcommittee also has oversight of the Department of Legal 

Affairs (Attorney General) and has historically been the lead subcommittee in investigations that may 

lead to impeachment of a justice or judge. 

Representative Eisnaugle 

Chair 

53 

Representative Ford 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Steinberg 

Representatives: Bernard, Gaetz, Hager, Harrison, Kiar, Metz, Passidomo, Soto, 

Stafford, Stargel, Steube, Weinstein 

STAFF: 

Nathan Bond 

Policy Chief 

Michael Billmeier 

Attorney 

Jeff Woodburn 

Attorney 







488-6333 

The Criminal Justice Subcommittee considers matters related to criminal justice, juvenile justice and 

corrections. 

The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, 

Department of Juvenile Justice, Department of Corrections and the Florida Parole Commission. The 

subcommittee also has oversight of other criminal justice entities such as state attorneys, public 

defenders, regional conflict counsel, capital collateral regional counsel and local law enforcement/jails. 

Representative Baxley 

Chair 

54 

Representative Van Zant 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Julien 

Representatives: Bullard, Campbell, Glorioso, Grant, Harrell, McBurney, Perry, Pilon, 

Porth, Thurston, Tobia, Trujillo 

STAFF: 

Katie Cunningham 

Policy Chief 

Tabitha Krol 


Tanesha Williams 

Legislative Research Assistant





488-3928 

The focus of the Redistricting Committee is consideration and approval of reapportionment and 

redistricting plans for Florida’s State Legislative and Congressional districts. The primary goal of the 

Committee is to facilitate an open redistricting process for the public and every member of the House, in 

compliance with all applicable state and federal laws. 

Representative Weatherford 

Representative Precourt 

Chair 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: TBD 

Representatives: Adkins, Bernard, Chestnut, Dorworth, Eisnaugle, Fresen, Frishe, 

Holder, Horner, Hukill, Jenne, Jones, Kiar, Legg, Nehr, Rogers, 

Rouson, Schenck, Workman 

STAFF: 

TBD 


Engineer 

Jason Poreda 


Alex Kelly 


TBD 


Engineer 

Jeff Takacs 


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Jeffrey Silver 


Engineer 

TBD 


Bob West 

Policy Chief 

Ben Fairbrother 


Katie Crofoot 


Assistant 



The primary focus of the Congressional Redistricting Subcommittee is consideration and approval of 

reapportionment and redistricting plans for Florida’s Congressional districts. 

Speaker pro tempore Legg 

Co-Chair 


The primary focus of the House Redistricting Subcommittee is consideration and approval of 

reapportionment and redistricting plans for Florida’s State House districts. 



Co-Chair 

The primary focus of the Senate Redistricting Subcommittee is consideration and approval of 

reapportionment and redistricting plans for Florida’s State Senate districts. 

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Representative Horner 

Vice Chair 


Representatives: Abruzzo, Albritton, Brodeur, Bergin, Chestnut, Fullwood, 

Goodson, Passidomo, Plakon, Reed, Taylor, Trujillo 

Representative Schenck 

Co-Chair 


Co-Chair 

Representative Frishe 

Vice Chair 


Representatives: Baxley, Bernard, Campbell, Clarke-Reed, Corcoran, Diaz, Drake, 

Hooper, Julien, Nuñez, Rogers, Young 

Representative Hukill 

Co-Chair 

Representative Nehr 

Co-Chair 


Vice Chair 


Representatives: Boyd, Caldwell, Crisafulli, Cruz, Ford, Jenne, Kiar, Logan, 

Rouson, Stargel, A. Williams, T. Williams 






488-0350 

The Rules & Calendar Committee submits Special Order and Consent Calendars for adoption by the 

House. The committee recommends special amendment deadlines and procedures for appropriations 

bills, implementing and conforming bills and special floor procedures for the management of 

amendments and debate on particular bills on second and third reading. 

Representative Aubuchon 

Chair 

57 

Representative Eisnaugle 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Waldman 

Representatives: Burgin, Crisafulli, Dorworth, Ford, Frishe, Gibbons, Gonzalez, Holder, 

Patronis, Porth, Precourt, Ray, Reed, Sands, Soto, Stargel, Thurston, 

Weatherford 

STAFF: 

Stephanie Birtman 


TBD 

Attorney 

Robert Hunter 








487-0608 

The Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommittee’s considers matters related to the authority, process, 

review and oversight of rulemaking and regulation by government officials and agencies. This 

includes the operation of the state Administrative Procedures Act, special procedures that replace or 

supplement the APA, and delegations of legislative authority through grants of rulemaking power. 

Some oversight of the Division of Administrative Hearings can be expected, as well as an emphasis 

on matters of state and local regulation of private commercial activities. 


Chair 

58 


Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative TBA 

Representatives: Adkins, Artiles, Brandes, Broxson, Corcoran, Gaetz, Gibbons, 

Goodson, Patronis, Randolph, Rogers, Waldman, Watson 

STAFF: 

Don Rubottom 

Staff Director/Deputy 

General Counsel 

Lisa Jensen 

Policy Chief 

Eric Miller 

Attorney 

Sonja Thompson 

Senior 






488-4864 

The State Affairs Committee considers matters related to the oversight and use of state resources, 

including issues relating to Florida’s agriculture and citrus industries, environmental protection, the 

conservation of Florida’s natural resources, energy, utilities and telecommunications regulation, state 

agency governance, ethics and elections, and state/federal relations. 

The committee’s oversight responsibilities cover the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 

(excluding consumer affairs issues), the Department of Citrus, the Department of Environmental 

Protection, the state’s five water management districts, the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, 

the Florida Public Service Commission, the Florida Energy & Climate Commission within the Executive 

Office of the Governor, the Governor and Cabinet sitting as the Utility Siting Board, and the Florida 

Energy Systems Consortium comprised of the 11 state universities. 

Representative McKeel 

Chair 

59 

Representative Patronis 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Garcia 

Representatives: Bembry, Burgin, Caldwell, Clemens, Crisafulli, Ford, Kreegel, 

Kriseman, Mayfield, Perry, Plakon, Porter, Taylor, A. Williams, T. 

Williams 

STAFF: 

Tom Hamby 


Chandra Godwin 


Assistant 

Karen Camechis 


John Love 

Senior 


Assistant 

Michael Kliner 

Attorney 

Linda Sims-Davis 


Assistant 







488-5465 

The Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee considers matters related to Florida’s agriculture 

and citrus industries, environmental protection and the conservation of Florida’s natural resources. 

The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the Department of Agriculture and Consumer 

Services (excluding consumer affairs issues), the Department of Citrus, the Department of 

Environmental Protection, the state’s five water management districts and the Fish and Wildlife 

Conservation Commission. 

Representative Crisafulli 

Chair 

60 

Representative Burgin 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Rehwinkel Vasilinda 

Representatives: Boyd, Brodeur, Bullard, Caldwell, Garcia, Glorioso, Goodson, 

Perman, Pilon, Porter, Sands, Smith 

STAFF: 

Adam Blalock 

Policy Chief 

Jennifer Deslatte 


Debbi Kaiser 


Reid Cunningham 


Assistant





487-1342 

The Energy & Utilities Subcommittee considers matters related to energy efficiency standards, utilities 

and telecommunications regulation and environmental regulations associated with energy production and 

transportation. 

The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the Florida Public Service Commission, the Florida 

Energy & Climate Commission within the Executive Office of the Governor, the Governor and Cabinet 

sitting as the Utility Siting Board, energy related programs and activities within the Department of 

Environmental Protection, the Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services, the Department of 

Community Affairs, the Florida Building Commission, and the Department of Management Services, 

and the Florida Energy Systems Consortium comprised of the 11 state universities. 

Representative Ford 

Chair 

61 


Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative A. Williams 

Representatives: Albritton, Chestnut, Clemens, Cruz, Davis, Harrison, Ingram, 

Moraitis, Passidomo, Porter, Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Steube 

STAFF: 

Lucretia Shaw Collins 

Policy Chief 

Cochran Keating 

Attorney 

Shari Whittier 

Senior Legislative 

Analyst 

Caleb Helpling 


Assistant 







414-6692 

The Federal Affairs Subcommittee considers matters related to state/federal relations, including federal 

policy that encroaches on issues traditionally reserved to the states, negatively affects the state’s 

economy or taxpayers, or infringes on the personal freedoms of Floridians guaranteed by the Florida and 

U.S. Constitutions. The committee will also address issues particular to the state’s Washington Office, 

which is intended to serve the Governor, the Florida Senate and the Florida House of Representatives. 

Representative Plakon 

Chair 

62 


Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Campbell 

Representatives: Abruzzo, Bileca, Caldwell, Diaz, Garcia, Hudson, Moraitis, Porter, 

Schwartz, Smith, Thompson 

STAFF: 

Brett Cyphers 

Policy Chief





488-6853 

The Government Operations Subcommittee considers matters related to state agency governance, 

including organization and structure, operating procedures and staffing, oversight and accountability, 

public records and open meetings, collective bargaining and impasse, ethics and elections, and employee 

retirement and pensions. 

The subcommittee’s oversight responsibilities cover the Agency for Enterprise Information Technology, 

the Department of Management Services, the Department of the Lottery, the Division of Elections within 

the Department of State and the State Board of Administration. In addition, the subcommittee assists 

with initiatives designed to evaluate agency spending and delivery of quality services. 

Representative Patronis 

Chair 

63 


Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Clemens 

Representatives: Ahern, Bileca, Gonzalez, Logan, Nelson, O'Toole, Plakon, Slosberg, 

Taylor, Watson, A. Williams, Young 

STAFF: 

Heather Williamson 

Policy Chief 

Christopher Meadows 

Attorney 

Judy McDonald 

Senior 


Jason Thompson 


Assistant 


SELECT COMMITTEES 





414-5600 

The Select Committee on Government Reorganization’s initial charge will be twofold: first, to look at 

government programs that purport to promote or regulate private sector economic activity; and second, 

to look at government programs involved with health and human service delivery systems. As time 

permits, the select committee may also pursue government reorganization initiatives in other areas. The 

select committee is also encouraged to look beyond statutory changes and consider possible ballot 

initiatives. More than a decade after the last Cabinet reorganization, now is an opportune time to 

examine whether the centralization of authority associated with those constitutional changes has 

produced the expected or desired outcomes. 

STAFF: 

Representative Legg 

Chair 

64 

Representative Aubuchon 

Vice Chair 

Representatives: Adkins, Albritton, Bembry, Clarke-Reed, Corcoran, Dorworth, 

Holder, Horner, Hudson, Ingram, Jenne, Julien, Mayfield, Rehwinkel 

Vasilinda, Roberson, Taylor, Thurston, Trujillo, A. Williams, Wood, 

Young 

Carol Gormley 


Teresa Tinker 


Bobbye Iseminger 

Senior 






488-4864 

The Select Committee on Water Policy will conduct a comprehensive review of the state's water policies 

and recommend legislative actions to further ensure Florida uses its water resources in an effective and 

sustainable manner to meet future water supply needs. The Select Committee shall report its preliminary 

findings and recommendations prior to the 2011 Legislative Session and its final findings and 

recommendations prior to the 2012 Legislative Session. 

Representative T. Williams 

Chair 

65 

Representative Drake 

Vice Chair 

Democratic Ranking Member: Representative Sands 

Representatives: Bembry, Brodeur, Caldwell, Jenne, McBurney, Nelson, Perman, 

Pilon, Rooney, Steube, Taylor, Van Zant 

STAFF: 

Karen Camechis 


SELECT COMMITTEES

JOINT COMMITTEES 


Joint Administrative Procedures Committee 

Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight 

Joint Legislative Auditing Committee 

Joint Legislative Budget Commission 

Joint Select Committee on Collective Bargaining 

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120 Holland Building 

600 South Calhoun Street 


488-9110 

Co-Chair: 

Members: 

Coordinator: 

Administrative Assistant: 



Representatives Adkins, Gaetz, Goodson, 

Rogers, Watson 

TBD 

Sherrie DeBoer 





487-1342 

Co-Chair: 

Members: 

Coordinator: 



Representatives Albritton, Cruz, Moraitis, 

Passidomo, A. Williams 

Matthew M. Carter II 

Lois Graham 

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JOINT COMMITTEES



876 Pepper Building 

111 W. Madison Street 


487-4110 

Co-Chair: 

Members: 

Director: 






488-6204 

Co-Chair: 

Members: 

Staff Director: 



Representatives Ahern, Bileca, Campbell, 

Clemens, Harrison 

Kathy DuBose 

Cathy Boyett 

Representative Grimsley 

Representatives Chestnut, Hooper, Horner, 

Hudson, Rouson, Schenck 

JoAnne Leznoff 

Rosa Dorsey 





488-6853 

Co-Chair: 

Members: 

Staff Director: Heather Williamson 


Representatives Ahern, Clemens, Gibbons, 

O'Toole 

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Republicans - 80 

Abruzzo, Joseph – 85 

Adkins, Janet H. – 12 

Ahern, Larry – 51 

Albritton, Ben – 66 

Artiles, Frank – 119 

Aubuchon, Gary – 74 

Baxley, Dennis K. – 24 

Bembry, Leonard L. – 10 

Berman, Lori – 86 

Bernard, Mack – 84 

Bileca, Michael – 117 

Boyd, Jim – 68 

Brandes, Jeffrey "Jeff" – 52 

Brodeur, Jason T. – 33 

Broxson, Douglas Vaughn "Doug" – 1 

Bullard, Dwight M. – 118 

Burgin, Rachel V. – 56 

Caldwell, Matthew H. "Matt" – 73 

Campbell, Daphne D. – 108 

Cannon, Dean – 35 

Chestnut, Charles S. "Chuck" IV – 23 

Clarke-Reed, Gwyndolen "Gwyn" – 92 

Clemens, Jeff – 89 

Coley, Marti – 7 

Corcoran, Richard – 45 

Costello, Fredrick W. "Fred" – 26 

Crisafulli, Steve – 32 

Cruz, Janet – 58 

Davis, Daniel – 13 

Diaz, Jose Felix – 115 

Dorworth, Chris – 34 

Drake, Brad – 5 

Eisnaugle, Eric – 40 

Ford, Clay – 3 

Fresen, Erik – 111 

Frishe, James C. "Jim" – 54 

Fullwood, Reggie – 15 

Gaetz, Matt – 4 

Garcia, Luis R., Jr. – 107 

Gibbons, Joseph A. "Joe" – 105 

Glorioso, Richard "Rich" – 62 

Gonzalez, Eduardo "Eddy" – 102 

Goodson, Tom – 29 

Grant, James W. "J.W." – 47 

Grimsley, Denise – 77 

Hager, Bill – 87 

Harrell, Gayle B. – 81 

Harrison, Shawn – 60 

Holder, Doug – 70 

Hooper, Ed – 50 

Horner, Mike – 79 

Hudson, Matt – 101 

Hukill, Dorothy L. – 28 

Ingram, Clay – 2 

Jenne, Evan – 100 

Jones, Mia L. – 14 

Julien, John Patrick – 104 

Kiar, Martin David "Marty" – 97 

Kreegel, Paige - 72 

Kriseman, Rick – 53 

69 

Democrats - 39 

Legg, John – 46 

Logan, Ana Rivas – 114 

Lopez-Cantera, Carlos – 113 

Mayfield, Debbie – 80 

McBurney, Charles – 16 

McKeel, Seth – 63 

Metz, Larry – 25 

Moraitis, George R., Jr. – 91 

Nehr, Peter – 48 

Nelson, Bryan – 38 

Nuñez, Jeanette M. – 112 

O'Toole, H. Marlene – 42 

Pafford, Mark S. – 88 

Passidomo, Kathleen C. – 76 

Patronis, Jimmy – 6 

Perman, Steven M. "Steve" – 78 

Perry, W. Keith – 22 

Pilon, Ray – 69 

Plakon, Scott – 37 

Porter, Elizabeth W. – 11 

Porth, Ari Abraham – 96 

Precourt, Stephen L. – 41 

Proctor, William L. "Bill" – 20 

Randolph, Scott – 36 

Ray, Lake – 17 

Reed, Betty – 59 

Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Michelle – 9 

Renuart, Ronald "Doc" – 18 

Roberson, Kenneth L. "Ken" – 71 

Rogers, Hazelle P. "Hazel" – 94 

Rooney, Patrick, Jr. – 83 

Rouson, Darryl Ervin – 55 

Sands, Franklin – 98 

Saunders, Ron – 120 

Schenck, Robert C. "Rob" – 44 

Schwartz, Elaine J. – 99 

Slosberg, Irving "Irv" – 90 

Smith, Jimmie T. – 43 

Snyder, William D. – 82 

Soto, Darren – 49 

Stafford, Cynthia A. – 109 

Stargel, Kelli – 64 

Steinberg, Richard L. – 106 

Steube, W. Gregory "Greg" – 67 

Taylor, Dwayne L. – 27 

Thompson, Geraldine F. "Geri" – 39 

Thurston, Perry E., Jr. – 93 

Tobia, John – 31 

Trujillo, Carlos – 116 

VACANT – 110 

Van Zant, Charles E. – 21 

Waldman, James W. "Jim" – 95 

Watson, Barbara – 103 

Weatherford, Will W. – 61 

Weinstein, Michael B. "Mike" – 19 

Williams, Alan B. – 8 

Williams, Trudi K. – 75 

Wood, John – 65 

Workman, Ritch – 30 

Young, Dana D. – 57 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

ABRUZZO, 

JOSEPH 

District 85 (D) 

MEMBERS 

(561) 791-4774 

Suite 300 

Wellington Community Center 

12150 West Forest Hill Boulevard 

Wellington, Florida 33414-5727 

(850) 488-4791 




Joseph.Abruzzo@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: TBD 

District Secretary: Sharon Daugherty 

Committee Membership: 

Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 






70

ADKINS, 

JANET H. 

District 12 (R) 

(904) 491-3664 

905 South 8 th Street 

Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034-3706 

or 

(904) 966-6215 

945 North Temple Avenue 

Starke, Florida 32091-2110 

(850) 488-6920 




Janet.Adkins@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Larry Williams 

District Secretary: Joanna Deems 

District Secretary: Marianne Marshall 


K-20 Competitiveness Subcommittee, Vice Chair 








71 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

AHERN, LARRY 


(727) 545-6421 

Suite 101 

BB&T Bank 

5511 Park Street North 

St. Petersburg, Florida 33709-6399 

(850) 488-6197 




Larry.Ahern@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Caleb Hawkes 

District Secretary: Kimberly Snodgrass 









ALBRITTON, (863) 534-0073 

BEN 

District 66 (R) Mailing Address: 

PO Box 1966 

Bartow, Florida 33831-1966 

Office Location, not to be used for mail delivery: 

150 North Central Avenue 

Bartow, Florida 33830-4742 

(850) 488-9465 




Ben.Albritton@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kevin Cleary 

District Secretary: Karen Whaley 










72

ARTILES, 

FRANK 


(305) 252-4300 

Suite 115A 

13501 Southwest 128 th Street 

Miami, Florida 33186-5862 

(850) 488-9550 




Frank.Artiles@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Raena Wright 

District Secretary: Beatriz Lopez 







AUBUCHON, 

GARY 


(239) 344-4900 

Suite 305 

3501 Del Prado Boulevard 

Cape Coral, Florida 33904-7223 

(850) 488-7433 




Gary.Aubuchon@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Paige Anne Biagi 

District Secretary: Mathew Visaggio 


Rules & Calendar Committee, Chair 

Select Committee on Government Reorganization, Vice Chair 

73 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

BAXLEY, 

DENNIS K. 


(352) 732-1313 

315 Southeast 25 th Avenue 

Ocala, Florida 34471-2689 

(850) 488-0335 




Dennis.Baxley@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Debbie Dennis 

District Secretary: Lorri Silvera 


Criminal Justice Subcommittee, Chair 

Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




74

BEMBRY, 

LEONARD L. 


(352) 493-6848 

Mailing Address: 

PO Box 1325 

23 Southeast 2 nd Avenue 

Chiefland, Florida 32644-1325 

or 

(850) 973-5630 

Building 36 

304 Northwest Crane Avenue 

Madison, Florida 32340-1423 

(850) 488-7870 




Leonard.Bembry@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Laura Jersey 

Legislative Assistant: Mickie Salter 

District Secretary: Teresa Watson 


Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 






75 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

BERMAN, 

LORI 


(561) 266-6645 

203 Northeast 1 st Avenue 

Delray Beach, Florida 33444-3714 

(850) 488-1662 




Lori.Berman@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Abby Ross 

District Secretary: Christine Schoellhorn 


Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 





76

BERNARD, 

MACK 


(561) 650-6880 

526 24 th Street 

West Palm Beach, Florida 33407-5404 

or 

(561) 829-1857 

Belle Glade City Hall 

110 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard West 

Belle Glade, Florida 33430-3900 

(850) 488-8632 




Mack.Bernard@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Al Jacquet 

District Secretary: Theresa Fordham-Jones 

District Secretary: Bobby Powell 


Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 







77 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

BILECA, 

MICHAEL 


(305) 442-6868 

Suite 202 

1000 Southwest 57 th Avenue 

West Miami, Florida 33144-5120 

(850) 488-6506 




Michael.Bileca@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Alex Garcia 

District Secretary: Judith Ruiz 








VACANT 

District 110 

SPECIAL 

ELECTION: 

Special General: 

June 28, 2011 

(305) 364-3113 

3794 West 12 th Avenue 

Hialeah, Florida 33012-4126 


District Secretary: TBD 

78

BOYD, 

JIM 


(941) 708-4968 

Suite 100 

717 Manatee Avenue West 

Bradenton, Florida 34205-8654 

(850) 488-4086 




Jim.Boyd@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kathleen Galea 

District Secretary: Kathi Brown 








BRANDES, 

JEFFREY 

"JEFF" 


(727) 552-2573 

Suite 101 

3637 4 th Street North 


(850) 488-5719 




Jeff.Brandes@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Nick Hansen 

District Secretary: Bob Esposito 







79 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

BRODEUR, 

JASON T. 


(407) 302-4800 

Suite 208 

114 West First Street 

Sanford, Florida 32771-1273 

(850) 488-0468 




Jason.Brodeur@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Jon Yapo 

District Secretary: Katie Flury 








80

BROXSON, 

DOUGLAS 

VAUGHN 

"DOUG" 


(850) 626-3113 

Pensacola State College Milton Campus 

Building 4000, Room 4013 

5988 Highway 90 

Milton, Florida 32583-1713 

or 

(850) 916-5436 

2990-C Gulf Breeze Parkway 

Gulf Breeze, Florida 32563-3100 

(850) 488-8188 




Doug.Broxson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kevin Brown 

District Secretary: Jerrie Lewis 

District Secretary: Diana Tatem 







81 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

BULLARD, 

DWIGHT M. 


(305) 234-2208 

Suite 425 

10720 Caribbean Boulevard 

Town of Cutler Bay, Florida 33189-1245 

(850) 488-5430 




Dwight.Bullard@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Mario Bailey 

District Secretary: Venusmia Lovely 


Education Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 





BURGIN, 

RACHEL V. 


(813) 655-3742 

Unit A 

11256 Winthrop Main Street 

Riverview, Florida 33578-4267 

(850) 488-9910 




Rachel.Burgin@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Tara Parker 

District Secretary: Carol Kolenda 


Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee, Vice Chair 







82

CALDWELL, 

MATTHEW H. 

"MATT" 


(239) 533-2411 

Suite 208 

2120 Main Street 

Fort Myers, Florida 33901-3010 

(850) 488-1541 




Matt.Caldwell@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Charlotte Gammie 

District Secretary: Jenine Thornley 









CAMPBELL, 

DAPHNE D. 


(305) 795-1210 

Suite 309 

9999 North East 2 nd Avenue 

Miami Shores, Florida 33138-2346 

(850) 488-4233 




Daphne.Campbell@myfloridahouse.gov 


District Secretary: Silfise Gilot 


Federal Affairs Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 







83 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

CANNON, 

DEAN 



CHESTNUT, 

CHARLES S. 

"CHUCK" IV 


(407) 623-5740 

Suite 200 

1992 Mizell Avenue 

Winter Park, Florida 32792-4117 

(850) 488-2742 




Dean.Cannon@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Julie Fess 

District Secretary: Kathy Gilland 

(352) 955-3083 

3141 Northwest 13 th Street 

Gainesville, Florida 32609-2186 


PO Box 5801 


(850) 488-5794 




Charles.Chestnut@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Michelle Sherfield 

District Secretary: Stephanie Corvetto 


Appropriations Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 







84

CLARKE-REED, 

GWYNDOLEN 

"GWYN" 


(954) 786-4848 

Pompano Beach City Hall 

100 West Atlantic Boulevard 

Pompano Beach, Florida 33060-6099 

(850) 488-0880 




Gwyn.Clarke-Reed@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Dawn Smith 

District Secretary: Kathy Snyder 


K-20 Competitiveness Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 






CLEMENS, 

JEFF 


(561) 540-1140 

508 C Lake Avenue 

Lake Worth, Florida 33460-3809 

(850) 488-0260 




Jeff.Clemens@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Beth Hartnett-Murphy 

District Secretary: Evelyn Duplecy 


Government Operations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 







85 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

COLEY, 

MARTI 


(850) 718-0047 

Administration Building, Room 186 

Chipola College 

3094 Indian Circle 

Marianna, Florida 32446-1701 

(850) 488-2873 




Marti.Coley@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Bryan Cherry 

Legislative Assistant: Rhonda Thomas 



PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair 





CORCORAN, 

RICHARD 


(727) 816-1580 

7132 Little Road 

New Port Richey, Florida 34654-5514 

(850) 488-8528 




Richard.Corcoran@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Jared Ochs 

District Secretary: Doris Graumann 









86

COSTELLO, 

FREDRICK W. 

"FRED" 


(386) 736-5100 

Room 206 

DeLand City Hall 

120 South Florida Avenue 

DeLand, Florida 32720-5422 

(850) 488-9873 




Fred.Costello@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Daniel Barrow 

District Secretary: Maria Becker 






CRISAFULLI, 

STEVE 


(321) 449-5111 

Suite 108 

2460 North Courtenay Parkway 

Merritt Island, Florida 32953-4193 

(850) 488-4669 




Steve.Crisafulli@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Katie Patchett 

District Secretary: Helen Franta 


Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee, Chair 

Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 





87 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

CRUZ, 

JANET 


(813) 673-4673 

Suite 102 

4221 North Himes Avenue 

Tampa, Florida 33607-6228 

(850) 488-9460 




Janet.Cruz@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Katherine D'Onofrio 

District Secretary: Sarah Roberts 


Insurance & Banking Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 






DAVIS, 

DANIEL 


(904) 573-4994 

Unit 3 

8465 Merchants Way 

Jacksonville, Florida 32222-2852 

(850) 488-5102 




Daniel.Davis@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Michelle Fowler 

District Secretary: Andria George 







88

DIAZ, 

JOSE FELIX 


(305) 442-6800 



(850) 488-3616 




Jose.Diaz@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Alexandra Dominguez 

District Secretary: Maria Lombard 








DORWORTH, 

CHRIS 


(407) 333-1815 

Suite 205 

1055 AAA Drive 

Heathrow, Florida 32746-5072 

(850) 488-5843 




Chris.Dorworth@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Carolyn Johnson 

District Secretary: Christopher Sileo 


Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommittee, Chair 

House Redistricting Subcommittee, Co-Chair 

Finance & Tax Committee, Vice Chair 







89 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

DRAKE, 

BRAD 


(850) 892-8431 

NWFL State-Chautauqua Campus #205 

908 US Highway 90 West 

DeFuniak Springs, Florida 32433-1436 

(850) 488-4726 




Brad.Drake@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kevin Henderson 

District Secretary: Ana Reichert 


Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee, Chair 

Select Committee on Water Policy, Vice Chair 





EISNAUGLE, 

ERIC 


(407) 893-3141 

2212 Curry Ford Road 

Orlando, Florida 32806-2422 

(850) 488-9770 




Eric.Eisnaugle@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Joseph Clements 

District Secretary: Edgar Robinson 


Civil Justice Subcommittee, Chair 

Rules & Calendar Committee, Vice Chair 





90

FORD, 

CLAY 


(850) 595-5550 

1804 West Garden Street 

Pensacola, Florida 32502-4418 

(850) 488-0895 




Clay.Ford@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Ray Walker 

District Secretary: Mary Kathryn Peebles 


Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, Chair 

Civil Justice Subcommittee, Vice Chair 





FRESEN, 

ERIK 


(305) 663-2011 

6255 Bird Road 


(850) 488-4092 




Erik.Fresen@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Alicia Araya 



K-20 Competitiveness Subcommittee, Chair 

PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 





91 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

FRISHE, 

JAMES C. "JIM" 


Majority 

Whip 

(727) 518-3902 

Suite A 

125 Indian Rocks Road North 

Belleair Bluffs, Florida 33770-1727 

(850) 488-9960 




James.Frishe@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Sue Berfield 

District Secretary: Janet Roder 


House Redistricting Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




FULLWOOD, 

REGGIE 


(904) 353-2180 

Suite 402 

101 East Union Street 


(850) 488-7417 




Reggie.Fullwood@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Earl Jones 

District Secretary: Jackie Boyd 








92

GAETZ, 

MATT 


(850) 833-9328 

1188 Eglin Parkway 

Shalimar, Florida 32579-1227 

(850) 488-1170 




Matt.Gaetz@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Samantha Sullivan 

District Secretary: Andrew Gonzalez 








GARCIA, 

LUIS R., JR. 


(305) 325-2501 



(850) 488-9930 




Luis.Garcia@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Matthew Monica 

District Secretary: Domingo Ginory 


State Affairs Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 




93 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

GIBBONS, 

JOSEPH A. 

"JOE" 


Minority 

Leader 

pro tempore 

(954) 893-5006 

Suite 203 

Pembroke Park Town Hall 

3150 Southwest 52 nd Avenue 

Pembroke Park, Florida 33023-5413 

(850) 488-0145 




Joe.Gibbons@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kamia Brown 

District Secretary: Cynthia Martin 


Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 





GLORIOSO, 

RICHARD 

"RICH" 


(813) 757-9110 

Suite 204 

110 West Reynolds Street 

Plant City, Florida 33563-3379 

(850) 488-0807 




Rich.Glorioso@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Amber Smith 

District Secretary: Robyn Bryant 


Justice Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair 




94

GONZALEZ, 

EDUARDO 

"EDDY" 


(305) 364-3066 

10001 Northwest 87 th Avenue 

Hialeah Gardens, Florida 33016-1901 

(850) 488-1683 




Eddy.Gonzalez@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Manny Cid 

District Secretary: Douglas Zamora 


Health & Human Services Committee, Vice Chair 

Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

K-20 Innovation Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




95 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

GOODSON, 

TOM 


(321) 383-5151 

Suite 1C 

400 South Street 

Titusville, Florida 32780-7610 

or 

(772) 770-6708 

1225 Main Street 

Sebastian, Florida 32958-4165 

(850) 488-3006 




Tom.Goodson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Amy Gregory 

District Secretary: Karen Orth 

District Secretary: Kerensa Slocum 









96

GRANT, 

JAMES W. 

"J.W." 


(813) 265-6280 

12956 North Dale Mabry Highway 


(850) 488-0275 




James.Grant@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Bethany Linderman 

District Secretary: James Taylor 







97 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

GRIMSLEY, 

DENISE 


(863) 385-5251 

Suite B 

205 South Commerce Avenue 

Sebring, Florida 33870-3604 

or 

(863) 675-5267 

Hendry County Courthouse 

25 East Hickpoochee Avenue 

LaBelle, Florida 33935-5015 

(850) 488-3457 




Denise.Grimsley@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Marty Mielke 

District Secretary: Kim Hamilton 

District Secretary: Maura Palmer 


Appropriations Committee, Chair 

Joint Legislative Budget Commission, Chair 

98

HAGER, 

BILL 


(561) 470-6607 

Suite 1240 

301 Yamato Road 

Boca Raton, Florida 33431-4931 

(850) 488-2234 




Bill.Hager@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Katie Ballard 

District Secretary: Beth Lerner 







HARRELL, 

GAYLE B. 


(772) 398-2786 

2212 Southeast Veterans Memorial Parkway 

Port St. Lucie, Florida 34952-4873 

(850) 488-8749 




Gayle.Harrell@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Nicole Fogarty 

District Secretary: Karen Sweeney 


Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee, Chair 




99 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

HARRISON, 

SHAWN 


(813) 983-3300 

10931 North 56 th Street 

Temple Terrace, Florida 33617-3000 

(850) 488-3087 




Shawn.Harrison@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Jim Browne 

District Secretary: Shayra Rosario 








HOLDER, 

DOUG 


(941) 918-4028 

8486 South Tamiami Trail 

Sarasota, Florida 34238-2953 

(850) 488-1171 




Doug.Holder@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Courtney Gurtowski 

District Secretary: Carol Carlson 


Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee, Chair 

Congressional Redistricting Subcommittee, Co-Chair 

Economic Affairs Committee, Vice Chair 






100

HOOPER, 

ED 


(727) 724-3000 

Suite 206 

2963 Gulf to Bay Boulevard 

Clearwater, Florida 33759-4259 

(850) 488-1540 




Ed.Hooper@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Ash Mason 

District Secretary: Karen Flaherty 


Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair 

Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




HORNER, 

MIKE 


(407) 943-3077 

323 Pleasant Street 

Kissimmee, Florida 34741-5763 

(850) 488-8992 




Mike.Horner@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Adam Lovejoy 

District Secretary: Rose Hernandez 


Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair 

Congressional Redistricting Subcommittee, Vice Chair 







101 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

HUDSON, 

MATT 


(239) 417-6270 

Suite 212 

Administration Building 

3301 East Tamiami Trail 

Naples, Florida 34112-3972 

or 

(954) 704-2990 

Building B, 3 rd Floor 

10100 Pines Boulevard 

Pembroke Pines, Florida 33026-6037 

(850) 488-1028 




Matt.Hudson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: James Mullen 

District Secretary: George Fossett 

District Secretary: Sheila Jackson 


Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair 







102

HUKILL, 

DOROTHY L. 


(386) 322-5111 

Suite 1-A 

1402 Dunlawton Avenue 

Port Orange, Florida 32127-2918 

or 

(386) 424-2365 

Building 2, Room 128 

940 10 th Street 

New Smyrna Beach, Florida 32168-7563 

(850) 488-6653 




Dorothy.Hukill@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Lindsey Swindle 

District Secretary: Edith Little 


Economic Affairs Committee, Chair 

Senate Redistricting Subcommittee, Co-Chair 



INGRAM, 

CLAY 


(850) 494-7330 

9999 University Parkway 

Pensacola, Florida 32514-5711 

(850) 488-8278 




Clay.Ingram@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Chris Spencer 

District Secretary: Jennifer Bobo 








103 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

JENNE, 

EVAN 


Democratic 

Whip 

(954) 321-2760 

Suite 207 

3107 Stirling Road 

Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33312-8502 

(850) 488-0245 




Evan.Jenne@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Alex Ring 

District Secretary: Richard Wright 









JONES, 

MIA L. 


(904) 924-1615 

Suite 901 

3890 Dunn Avenue 


(850) 488-6893 




Mia.Jones@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Bobbi Warford 

District Secretary: Angela Nixon 


Health & Human Services Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 






104

JULIEN, 

JOHN PATRICK 


(305) 650-0022 

Suite 600 

633 Northeast 167 th Street 

North Miami Beach, Florida 33162-2444 

(850) 488-7088 




John.Julien@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Jennifer Laurent 

District Secretary: Marie Fabre 


Criminal Justice Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 








KIAR, 

MARTIN DAVID 

"MARTY" 


(954) 346-2813 

Parkland City Hall 

6600 University Drive 

Parkland, Florida 33067-2500 

(850) 487-1588 




Martin.Kiar@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Scott Barrocas 

District Secretary: Michael Clark 


PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 






105 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

KREEGEL, 

PAIGE 


(941) 575-5820 

410 Taylor Street 

Punta Gorda, Florida 33950-4832 

(850) 488-9175 





Appropriations Committee, Vice Chair 



KRISEMAN, 

RICK 


Paige.Kreegel@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Zachary Burch 

District Secretary: Cynthia Beckett 

(727) 552-1380 

Suite 203 

1700 66 th Street North 


(850) 488-9337 







Rick.Kriseman@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kevin King 

District Secretary: David Flintom 

106

LEGG, 

JOHN 



pro tempore 

(727) 869-8600 

Suite B 

10014 Grove Drive 

Port Richey, Florida 34668-3401 

(850) 488-5522 




John.Legg@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Ian Cotner 

District Secretary: Becky Zizzo 


Select Committee on Government Reorganization, Chair 

Congressional Redistricting Subcommittee, Co-Chair 



LOGAN, 

ANA RIVAS 


(305) 275-1912 

#102-A 

11010 North Kendall Drive 


(850) 488-2831 




Ana.Logan@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Raquel Zuniga 

District Secretary: Angelina Gold 

District Secretary: Beatriz Herrmann 








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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

LOPEZ-CANTERA, 

CARLOS 


Majority 

Leader 



MAYFIELD, 

DEBBIE 


(305) 442-6877 

Suite 111 

2300 Coral Way 


(850) 488-4202 




Carlos.Lopez-Cantera@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Lourdes Gonzalez 

District Secretary: Christopher Wills 

(772) 778-5077 

1053 20 th Place 

Vero Beach, Florida 32960-5359 

(850) 488-0952 




Debbie.Mayfield@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Dustin Paulson 

District Secretary: Sandi Harpring 


Joint Select Committee on Collective Bargaining, Co-Chair 

Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

Government Operations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

Joint Legislative Auditing Committee, Alternating Chair 





108

McBURNEY, 

CHARLES 


(904) 359-6090 

Suite 200 

76 South Laura Street 


(850) 488-4171 




Charles.McBurney@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Richard Pra 

District Secretary: Jessie Spradley 


Judiciary Committee, Vice Chair 

Justice Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




McKEEL, 

SETH 


(863) 647-4896 

Suite 4 

4250 South Florida Avenue 

Lakeland, Florida 33813-1670 

(850) 488-9890 


State Affairs Committee, Chair 





Seth.McKeel@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Callie Neslund 

District Secretary: Catherine Fraser 

109 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

METZ, 

LARRY 


(352) 742-6275 

301 West Ward Avenue 

Eustis, Florida 32726-4033 

(850) 488-0348 




Larry.Metz@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Lance Stephan 

District Secretary: Hilda Quintero 







MORAITIS, 

GEORGE R., JR. 


(954) 762-3757 

Suite 2 

2132 East Oakland Park Boulevard 


(850) 488-0635 




George.Moraitis@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Matthew Bogdanoff 

District Secretary: Morris Kent 








110

NEHR, 

PETER 


(727) 943-4880 

Suite 430 

Tarpon Tower 

905 East Martin Luther King Jr. Drive 

Tarpon Springs, Florida 34689-4829 

(850) 488-5580 




Peter.Nehr@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Sharon Nehring 

District Secretary: Jeanne Marino 


Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight, Alternating Chair 

Senate Redistricting Subcommittee, Co-Chair 

Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

Federal Affairs Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




NELSON, 

BRYAN 


(407) 884-2023 

409 South Park Avenue 

Apopka, Florida 32703-5261 

(850) 488-2023 




Bryan.Nelson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Maria Pecoraro 

District Secretary: Gina Herron 


Insurance & Banking Subcommittee, Chair 





111 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

NUÑEZ, 

JEANETTE M. 


(305) 227-7630 

Suite 205 

2450 Southwest 137 th Avenue 


or 

(239) 434-5094 

Suite 305 

Collier County Administration Building 

2399 East Tamiami Trail 


(850) 488-7897 




Jeanette.Nunez@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Katherine San Pedro-Mota 

District Secretaries: Eddie Garcia and John Norman 








O'TOOLE, (352) 315-4445 

H. MARLENE 

District 42 (R) 916 Avenida Central 

The Villages, Florida 32159-5704 

(850) 488-5991 




Marlene.OToole@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Joshua Blake 

District Secretary: Dana Coleman 


Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair 

Education Committee, Vice Chair 





112

PAFFORD, 

MARK S. 


(561) 682-0156 

Suite 102 

2240 Palm Beach Lakes Boulevard 

West Palm Beach, Florida 33409-3403 

(850) 488-0175 




Mark.Pafford@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistants: Melissa Williams and Audrey Piedra 

District Secretary: Erin Lewandowski 


Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 




PASSIDOMO, 

KATHLEEN C. 


(239) 417-6200 

Suite 304 

3299 Tamiami Trail East 


(850) 488-4487 




Kathleen.Passidomo@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Jacob Pewitt 

District Secretary: Kevin Comerer 









113 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

PATRONIS, 

JIMMY 


(850) 914-6300 

Suite A 

455 Harrison Avenue 

Panama City, Florida 32401-2775 

(850) 488-9696 




Jimmy.Patronis@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Patti Butchikas 

District Secretary: Danette Andersen 


Government Operations Subcommittee, Chair 

State Affairs Committee, Vice Chair 





114

PERMAN, 

STEVEN M. 

"STEVE" 


(561) 470-6596 

Unit 43 

The Shoppes at Boca Greens 

19635 South State Road 7 


or 

(772) 595-1391 

1 st Floor 

100 North US Highway 1 

Fort Pierce, Florida 34950-4205 

(850) 488-5588 




Steve.Perman@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Daniel Rogers 

District Secretary: Tangie Jennings 

District Secretary: Irena Sas 


Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 





115 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

PERRY, 

W. KEITH 


(352) 313-6544 

Suite 120 



or 

(352) 873-6564 

5220 Southwest 50 th Court 

Ocala, Florida 34474-5675 

(850) 488-0887 




Keith.Perry@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Brian Delburn 

District Secretary: Thomazine McNeil 







PILON, 

RAY 


(941) 955-8077 

Suite 310-311 

1660 Ringling Boulevard 


(850) 488-7754 




Ray.Pilon@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Todd Parrish 

District Secretary: Rachel Denton 







116

PLAKON, 

SCOTT 


(407) 262-7520 

Suite 242 

1855 West State Road 434 

Longwood, Florida 32750-5071 

(850) 488-2231 




Scott.Plakon@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Brent Riggle 

District Secretary: Jennifer Marquez 


Federal Affairs Subcommittee, Chair 






PORTER, 

ELIZABETH W. 


(386) 719-4600 

678 Southeast Baya Drive 

Lake City, Florida 32025-6038 

(850) 488-9835 




Elizabeth.Porter@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Koby Adams 

District Secretary: Rob Summerall 







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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

PORTH, 

ARI ABRAHAM 


(954) 346-2810 

1300 Coral Springs Drive 

Coral Springs, Florida 33071-4246 

(850) 488-2124 




Ari.Porth@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Laurie Plotnick 

District Secretary: Dan Daley 


Judiciary Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 





PRECOURT, 

STEPHEN L. 


(407) 355-5784 

Suite 270 

7009 Dr. Phillips Boulevard 


(850) 488-0256 


Finance & Tax Committee, Chair 

Redistricting Committee, Vice Chair 





Steve.Precourt@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kelsey Wohlman 

District Secretary: Maggie Mickler 

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PROCTOR, 

WILLIAM L. 

"BILL" 



Education Committee, Chair 


RANDOLPH, 

SCOTT 


(904) 823-2550 

Suite 2 

900 State Road 16 

St. Augustine, Florida 32084-8592 

(850) 488-2977 




Bill.Proctor@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Alison Johnson 

District Secretary: Julie Jones 

(407) 893-3084 

Suite 100 

701 East South Street 


(850) 488-0660 




Scott.Randolph@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Lauren Doney 

District Secretary: Jessica Graham 


Finance & Tax Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 





119 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

RAY, 

LAKE 


(904) 723-5300 

Suite 109 

9485 Regency Square Boulevard 


(850) 488-4388 




Lake.Ray@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Mark Lloyd 

District Secretary: Nicole Spradley 


Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

Joint Administrative Procedures Committee, Alternating Chair 




REED, 

BETTY 


(813) 241-8024 

Suite 201 

2109 East Palm Avenue 


(850) 488-5432 




Betty.Reed@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Michael Kinsey 

District Secretary: Patricia Givens 


Higher Education Appropriations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 






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REHWINKEL 

VASILINDA, 

MICHELLE 


(850) 488-0965 




Michelle.Rehwinkel@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Alfredo Cruz 

District Secretary: Christy Riffle 


Agriculture & Natural Resources Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 





RENUART, 

RONALD "DOC" 


(904) 270-2550 

Suite 107 

115 Professional Drive 

Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082-1344 

(850) 488-0001 




Ronald.Renuart@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Tamara Young 

District Secretary: Ashley Harrington 


Health & Human Services Quality Subcommittee, Vice Chair 





121 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

ROBERSON, 

KENNETH L. 

"KEN" 


(941) 613-0914 

Suite B 

17825 Murdock Circle 

Port Charlotte, Florida 33948-4090 

(850) 488-0060 




Ken.Roberson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Jae Williams 

District Secretary: Theresa Rogers 


Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




ROGERS, 

HAZELLE P. 

"HAZEL" 


(954) 497-3367 

Suite 100-J 

3800 Inverrary Boulevard 

Lauderhill, Florida 33319-4316 

(850) 488-8234 




Hazelle.Rogers@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Patricia Amiel-Young 

District Secretary: Elizabeth Honorat 


Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 







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ROONEY, 

PATRICK, JR. 


(561) 625-5176 

Suite 7001 

3970 RCA Boulevard 

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410-4231 

(850) 488-0322 




Pat.Rooney@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Andrew Watt 

District Secretary: Sheri Healy 







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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

ROUSON, 

DARRYL 

ERVIN 


(727) 906-3200 

Suite D 

6501 25 th Way South 


or 

(941) 708-8570 

Suite 304 

302 Manatee Avenue East 

Bradenton, Florida 34208-1901 

(850) 488-0925 




Darryl.Rouson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Barclay Harless 

District Secretary: Tennille Moore 

District Secretary: Leila Wilson 


Justice Appropriations Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 







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SANDS, 

FRANKLIN 


(954) 424-6800 

IMACS Office Center 

7487 Northwest 4 th Street 

Plantation, Florida 33317-2227 

(850) 488-0590 




Franklin.Sands@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Avery Coleman 

District Secretary: Salvatore Ciolino 


Select Committee on Water Policy, Democratic Ranking Member 





SAUNDERS, 

RON 


Minority 

Leader 



(305) 853-1947 

Suite A 

90311 Overseas Highway 

Tavernier, Florida 33070-0699 


PO Box 699 

Tavernier, Florida 33070-0699 

(850) 488-9965 




Ron.Saunders@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Holly Raschein 

District Secretary: Elaine Higgins 

District Secretary: Sue Spencer 

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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

SCHENCK, 

ROBERT C. 

"ROB" 


(352) 688-5005 

The Lincoln Centre 

12503 Springhill Drive 

Spring Hill, Florida 34609-5069 

(850) 488-6641 




Robert.Schenck@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Ryan Anderson 

District Secretary: Katie Martin 


Health & Human Services Committee, Chair 

House Redistricting Subcommittee, Co-Chair 




SCHWARTZ, 

ELAINE J. 


(954) 924-3813 

Old Library, 1 st Floor 

City Hall Circle 

2600 Hollywood Boulevard 

Hollywood, Florida 33020-4807 

(850) 488-0465 




Elaine.Schwartz@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Gregory Fields 

District Secretary: Elwood Fisher 


Health & Human Services Quality Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 





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SLOSBERG, 

IRVING "IRV" 


(561) 470-6644 

Suite 117 

9045 LaFontana Boulevard 


(850) 488-1302 




Irving.Slosberg@myfloridahouse.gov 


District Secretary: Lawrence Victoria 


Transportation & Highway Safety Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 





SMITH, 

JIMMIE T. 


(352) 560-6020 

591 East Gulf to Lake Highway 

Lecanto, Florida 34461-9392 

(850) 488-0805 




Jimmie.Smith@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Chase Daniels 

District Secretary: Dawn Faherty 







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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

SNYDER, 

WILLIAM D. 



Judiciary Committee, Chair 


SOTO, 

DARREN 


(772) 221-4904 

Suite 250 

2400 South Federal Highway 

Stuart, Florida 34994-4590 

(850) 488-8832 




William.Snyder@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Kimberly Brown 

District Secretary: Amy Pinder 

(407) 249-4743 

Suite 1-B 

5425 South Semoran Boulevard 


or 

(407) 846-5187 

Kissimmee City Hall 

3 rd Floor 

101 North Church Street 

Kissimmee, Florida 34741-5054 

(850) 488-9240 









Darren.Soto@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Christine Aleknavich 

District Secretary: Tracy Brooks 

District Secretary: Cecilia Figueroa 

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STAFFORD, 

CYNTHIA A. 


(305) 571-2100 

Suite 405 

3550 Biscayne Boulevard 


(850) 488-0625 




Cynthia.Stafford@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Mary Cowart 

District Secretary: Gloria Barry 


K-20 Innovation Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 





STARGEL, 

KELLI 


(863) 614-9156 

Suite 109 

2000 East Edgewood 


or 

PO Box 2839 


(850) 488-2270 




Kelli.Stargel@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Rachel Barnes 

District Secretary: Chris Dowdy 


K-20 Innovation Subcommittee, Chair 







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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

STEINBERG, 

RICHARD L. 


(305) 535-5445 

767 Arthur Godfrey Road 

Miami Beach, Florida 33140-3413 

(850) 488-0690 




Richard.Steinberg@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Marlene Taylor 

District Secretary: Amber Roth 


Civil Justice Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 




STEUBE, 

W. GREGORY 

"GREG" 


(941) 907-2810 

Suite 5830 

5800 Lakewood Ranch Boulevard South 


(850) 488-6341 




Greg.Steube@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Annalee Morris 

District Secretary: Edie Myers 







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TAYLOR, 

DWAYNE L. 


(386) 239-6202 

Suite 101 

1020 West International Speedway Boulevard 

Daytona Beach, Florida 32114-3443 

(850) 488-0580 




Dwayne.Taylor@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Shannee Green 

District Secretary: Beth Beekman 









THOMPSON, 

GERALDINE F. 

"GERI" 


(407) 245-1511 

Suite 204 

511 West South Street 


(850) 488-0760 




Geraldine.Thompson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Landra Robeson 

District Secretary: Sylaisha Taylor 


Economic Affairs Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 




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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

THURSTON, 

PERRY E., JR. 


(954) 762-3746 

603 Northwest 7 th Terrace 


(850) 488-1084 




Perry.Thurston@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Ella Phillips 

District Secretary: Francine Johnson 








TOBIA, 

JOHN 


(321) 984-4848 

Suite 508 

1901 South Harbor City Boulevard 

Melbourne, Florida 32901-4770 

(850) 488-2528 




John.Tobia@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: James Burnett 

Legislative Assistant: David DaPointe 

District Secretary: Christine Furru 





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TRUJILLO, 

CARLOS 


(305) 596-3030 

Suite 150 



(850) 488-5047 




Carlos.Trujillo@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Alex Miranda 

District Secretary: Nicholas Diaz 









VAN ZANT, 

CHARLES E. 


(386) 312-2272 

Suite 5 

3841 Reid Street 

Palatka, Florida 32177-2509 

(850) 488-0665 




Charles.VanZant@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Mary Jo Marjenhoff 

District Secretary: Skylar Zander 


Criminal Justice Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

WALDMAN, 

JAMES W. "JIM" 


(954) 956-5600 

4800 West Copans Road 

Coconut Creek, Florida 33063-3879 

(850) 488-3164 




Jim.Waldman@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Rona Silberman 

District Secretary: Jessica Finkelstein 


Rules & Calendar Committee, Democratic Ranking Member 





WATSON, 

BARBARA 


(305) 654-7100 

Suite 204 

610 Northwest 183 rd Street 

Miami Gardens, Florida 33169-4472 

(850) 488-0766 




Barbara.Watson@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Sheila Robinson 

District Secretary: Priscilla Johnson 







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WEATHERFORD, 

WILL W. 


(813) 558-5115 

Suite A 

28963 State Road 54 

Wesley Chapel, Florida 33544 

(850) 488-5744 


Redistricting Committee, Chair 


WEINSTEIN, 

MICHAEL B. 

"MIKE" 





Will.Weatherford@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Ralph Lair 

District Secretary: Robin Ringeisen 

(904) 213-3005 

Suite 10 

155 Blanding Boulevard 

Orange Park, Florida 32073-2624 

(850) 488-1304 




Mike.Weinstein@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Sandy Matthews 

District Secretary: Gwen Carmichael 


Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




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MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

WILLIAMS, 

ALAN B. 


(850) 488-1798 




Alan.Williams@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Chicarla Williams Pye 

District Secretary: Rachael Foushee 


Energy & Utilities Subcommittee, Democratic Ranking Member 







WILLIAMS, 

TRUDI K. 


(239) 433-6775 

Suite 212 

12811 Kenwood Lane 

Fort Myers, Florida 33907-5648 

(850) 488-2047 




Trudi.Williams@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Sheri Davie 

District Secretary: Amanda Fortuna 


Agriculture & Natural Resources Appropriations Subcommittee, Chair 

Select Committee on Water Policy, Chair 




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WOOD, 

JOHN 


(863) 419-3470 

702 East Main Street 

Haines City, Florida 33844-4226 

(850) 488-2721 




John.Wood@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Hedy Weddington 

District Secretary: Katherine Bell 


Health & Human Services Quality Subcommittee, Chair 

Insurance & Banking Subcommittee, Vice Chair 




WORKMAN, 

RITCH 


(321) 757-7019 

Suite D 

33 Suntree Place 

Melbourne, Florida 32940-7602 

(850) 488-9720 




Ritch.Workman@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: Bethany Iliff 

District Secretary: Emily Diaz 


Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee, Chair 

Senate Redistricting Subcommittee, Vice Chair 

Transportation & Economic Development Appropriations Subcommittee, Vice Chair 





137 

MEMBERS

MEMBERS 

YOUNG, 

DANA D. 


(813) 835-2270 

Suite 202 

2909 West Bay to Bay Boulevard 


(850) 488-2770 




Dana.Young@myfloridahouse.gov 

Legislative Assistant: James Kotas 

District Secretary: Sydney Ridley 









138

Senate Offices 

Legislative Support Services 

Other Legislative Offices 

The Governor and Lieutenant Governor 

The Cabinet 

The Supreme Court of Florida 

Florida’s Representatives in the 112 th Congress 

Who to Contact About What 

House of Representatives Location Map 

Capitol Complex Map 

SENATE OFFICES 

President: Senator Mike Haridopolos 

409 The Capitol, 404 South Monroe Street 

Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1100 ....................................................................................... 487-5229 

President Pro Tempore: Senator Michael S. "Mike" Bennett 

404 Senate Office Building, 404 South Monroe Street 


Majority (Republican) Office: Majority (Republican) Leader: Senator Andy Gardiner 



Minority (Democratic) Office: Minority (Democratic) Leader: Senator Nan H. Rich 



Secretary of the Senate: R. Philip Twogood 



Sergeant at Arms: Donald Severance 



Bill Drafting: Staff Director: Jan Blue 



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OTHER INFORMATION

OTHER INFORMATION 

LEGISLATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES 

Office of Legislative Services ........................................................................................... 488-4174 

701 Pepper Building, 111 West Madison Street 


Coordinator: Karen Chandler, 874 Pepper Building ..................................................... 487-8275 

Budget: Cindy Milner, 874 Pepper Building ......................................................... 410-1196 

General Counsel: Christiana T. Moore, 874 Pepper Building ............................... 487-8343 

Administrative Assistant: Mavis Knight, 874 Pepper Building .............................. 922-5035 

Finance & Accounting: Lisa Swindle, 701 Pepper Building ........................................ 487-7031 

Intradistrict Expense Office: Fran Keyes, 701 Pepper Building............................487-7032 

General Services: Billy Hatfield, 874 Pepper Building ............................................... 921-4032 

Legislative Mail Services: Steve Fann, LL 20 The Capitol ................................... 488-6698 

Property Management: Laura Brown, 674-B Pepper Building .............................. 922-5328 

Purchasing: Jeannie Evans, 880 Pepper Building .................................................. 488-0243 

Human Resources: 

Director: Paul Nichols, 701 Pepper Building ......................................................... 487-8300 

Benefits: Barbara Gleasman, 701 Pepper Building ............................................... 487-9188 

Employment: Lynda Kelly, 701 Pepper Building ................................................. 487-8305 

Payroll: LaToya Burkes and Candace Ardley, 701 Pepper Building ..................... 487-8308 

Law Book Services Section, 612 Pepper Building ........................................................ 488-2323 

Administrator: Susan Healy 

Legislative Information, 704 Pepper Building........................ ...................................... 488-4371 

Director: Kristine Lamont (Toll-Free) 800-342-1827 

Lobbyist Registration, G-68 Pepper Building ............................................................... 922-4990 

Supervisor: Patty Ryan 

Medical Clinic: Carole Beckham, R.N. 

313 The Capitol, 400 South Monroe Street ................................................................... 488-3782 

Statutory Revision, 612 Pepper Building ...................................................................... 488-8403 

Director: Linda Jessen 

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Office of Economic and Demographic Research ............................................................. 487-1402 



Coordinator: Amy Baker 

Office of Legislative Information Technology Services 

G-08 Pepper Building, 111 West Madison Street 


Co-Coordinator: Marc Slager 

Co-Coordinator: Scott McPherson 

Integrated Software Solutions: Danny Cobb...............................................................922-8910 

Legislative Support Line..............................................................................................488-8326 

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OTHER INFORMATION


OTHER LEGISLATIVE OFFICES 

Office of the Auditor General ...................................................................................... 488-5534 

G-74 Pepper Building, 111 West Madison Street 


Auditor General: David W. Martin 

Commission on Capital Cases ...................................................................................... 921-4704 

155 Holland Building, 600 South Calhoun Street 


Executive Director: Roger Maas 

Florida Commission on Ethics ..................................................................................... 488-7864 

Suite 201, 3600 Maclay Boulevard South 


Executive Director and General Counsel: Philip Claypool 

Chair: Roy Rogers 

FDLE Capitol Police .................................................................................................... 488-1790 



Director: Dennis Bustle 

Florida Energy & Climate Commission ...................................................................... 487-3800 

Suite 251, Holland Building, 600 South Calhoun Street 


Executive Director: Sean Miles 

Florida Legislative Research Center & Museum ....................................................... 410-2230 

B-12, Historic Capitol, 400 South Monroe Street 


Director: Vacant 

Florida Public Service Commission ............................................................................. 413-6068 

2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard 


Executive Director: Timothy J. Devlin 

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Historic Capitol ............................................................................................................. 487-1902 

B-06, Historic Capitol, 400 South Monroe Street 


Curator: Michelle Gammon Purvis 

Legislative Library........................................................................................................488-2812 

(Operated by the State Library of Florida within the Department of State) 



Contact: Pam Thompson 

Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability (OPPAGA) 


Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1400 ................................................................................... 488-0021 

Interim Director: Kathy McGuire 

Office of Public Counsel...............................................................................................488-9330 



Public Counsel: J.R. Kelly 

Security ........................................................................................................................... 488-1790 

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OTHER INFORMATION


The Governor and Lieutenant Governor 

The Honorable Rick Scott, Governor 

The Honorable Jennifer Carroll, Lieutenant Governor 

Plaza Level 05, The Capitol 



Citizens’ Hot Line: (850) 488-4441 

Executive Office of the Governor, Switchboard: (850) 488-7146 

Fax: (850) 487-0801 

Office of Cabinet Affairs 

Deputy Director of Cabinet Affairs: Rachel Goodson 

(850) 488-5152 

Fax: (850) 488-9578 

The Cabinet 

The Honorable Adam Putnam 

Commissioner of Agriculture 

Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 




(850) 488-3022 


(850) 410-6747 

The Honorable Pam Bondi 

Attorney General 

Department of Legal Affairs 




(850) 414-3300 


(850) 245-0145 

The Honorable Jeff Atwater 

Chief Financial Officer 

Department of Financial Services 




(850) 413-2850 


(850) 413-2824 

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The Supreme Court of Florida 

Florida Supreme Court 

500 South Duval Street 


The Honorable Charles T. Canady, Chief Justice 

The Honorable Barbara J. Pariente, Justice 

The Honorable R. Fred Lewis, Justice 

The Honorable Peggy Quince, Justice 

The Honorable Ricky Polston, Justice 

The Honorable Jorge Labarga, Justice 

The Honorable James E.C. Perry, Justice 

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(850) 410-8092 

(850) 488-8421 

(850) 488-0007 

(850) 922-5624 

(850) 488-2361 

(850) 413-8371 

(850) 921-1096 

OTHER INFORMATION


FLORIDA’S REPRESENTATIVES IN THE 

112 TH CONGRESS 

Marco Rubio (R) 

U.S. Senate 

B40A Dirksen Senate Office Building 

Washington, DC 20510-0903 

(202) 224-3041 

Fax: (202) 228-5171 

Sandy Adams 

(District 24) (R) 

U.S. House of Representatives 

216 Cannon House Office Building 


(202) 225-2706 

Fax: (202) 226-6299 

Gus Bilirakis 





(202) 225-5755 

Fax: (202) 225-4085 

Corrine Brown 

(District 3) (D) 


2336 Rayburn House Office Building 


(202) 225-0123 

Fax: (202) 225-2256 

Vern Buchanan 





(202) 225-5015 

Fax: (202) 226-0828 

Kathy Castor 





(202) 225-3376 

Fax: (202) 225-5652 

Senators 

Representatives 

146 

Bill Nelson (D) 

U.S. Senate 

716 Hart Senate Office Building 


(202) 224-5274 

Fax: (202) 228-2183 

Ander Crenshaw 





(202) 225-2501 

Fax: (202) 225-2504 

Ted Deutch 



1024 Longworth House Office Building 


(202) 225-3001 

Fax: (202) 225-5974 

Mario Diaz-Balart 





(202) 225-4211 

Fax: (202) 225-8576 

Alcee L. Hastings 





(202) 225-1313 

Fax: (202) 225-1171 

Connie Mack 





(202) 225-2536 

Fax: (202) 226-0439

Florida’s Representatives in the 112 th Congress (continued) 

John Mica 





(202) 225-4035 

Fax: (202) 226-0821 

Jeff Miller 





(202) 225-4136 

Fax: (202) 225-3414 

Richard Nugent 





(202) 225-1002 

Fax: (202) 226-6559 

Bill Posey 





(202) 225-3671 

Fax: (202) 225-3516 

David Rivera 





(202) 225-2778 

Fax: (202) 226-0346 

147 

Tom Rooney 





(202) 225-5792 

Fax: (202) 225-3132 

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen 





(202) 225-3931 

Fax: (202) 225-5620 

Dennis Ross 





(202) 225-1252 

Fax: (202) 226-0585 

Steve Southerland 





(202) 225-5235 

Fax: (202) 225-5615 

Cliff Stearns 





(202) 225-5744 

Fax: (202) 225-3973 

OTHER INFORMATION


Florida’s Representatives in the 112 th Congress (continued) 

Debbie Wasserman Schultz 





(202) 225-7931 

Fax: (202) 226-2052 

Daniel Webster 





(202) 225-2176 

Fax: (202) 225-0999 

Allen West 





(202) 225-3026 

Fax: (202) 225-8398 

148 

Frederica Wilson 





(202) 225-4506 

Fax: (202) 226-0777 

C.W. Bill Young 





(202) 225-5961 

Fax: (202) 225-9764

Who to Contact about What 

TOPIC 

Florida House of Representatives 

CONTACT PHONE 

Appearance Forms for Committee Meetings Clerk's Office (Print Services) 334, The Capitol 

Bill Drafting Deadlines/Submissions Bill Drafting (850) 488‐5644 

Business Cards, Stationery Clerk's Office (Gloria Jones) (850) 922‐7099 

Capitol Gift Shop Capitol Gift Shop, Hours (9AM ‐ 4PM) (850) 487‐2044 

Capitol Police Capitol Police (850) 488‐1790 

Chaplain, Daily Session Prayer Bob West (Chaplain), Tim Perrier (850) 488‐9215 

Directory (Corrections and updates) Clerk's Office (Debbie Barley) (850) 488‐1151 

Employee Parking Sergeant's Office (850) 488‐8224 

Employment Verification House Administration (850) 488‐6026 

Florida Channel Beth Switzer (850) 488‐1281 

Florida Conference of Black State Legislators Florida Conference of Black State Legislators (850) 224‐0937 

Former Member Contact Information Clerk's Office (Judy Skinner) (850) 488‐1157 

Guest Recognition in Gallery Clerk's Office (Judy Skinner) (850) 488‐1157 

House Seal (Use of) Rules & Calendar Committee (850) 488‐0350 

Kleman Plaza Parking City of Tallahassee, Public Parking (850) 561‐3066 

Legislative Delegations House Website 

General Information/ 

Legislative Delegations 

Lost ID Badge Sergeant's Office (850) 488‐8224 

Lost ID Badge (After Hours) Capitol Police (850) 488‐1790 

Lost Office Keys Sergeant's Office (850) 488‐8224 

Lost Office Keys (After Hours) Capitol Police (850) 488‐1790 

Media/Press Inquiries Speaker’s Office (Katie Betta) (850) 488‐1450 

Member Absent from Session Member Submits Letter to Speaker's Office (850) 488‐1450 

Members' Salaries House Administration (850) 488‐6026 

Mock Session Sergeant's Office (850) 488‐8224 

Bob Ward (Clerk) (850) 488‐1157 

Notary Services 

(Sergeant's Office) 

Bob West (Chaplain) 

(850) 488‐8224 

(850) 488‐9215 

Latasha Pierce (House Admin) (850) 488‐6026 

Office Supplies House Administration (850) 488‐6026 

Pages & Messengers Clerk's Office (Joy Doby) (850) 487‐2390 

Photos (House) 

Clerk's Office 

(Meredith Geddings/ Mark Foley) 

(850) 488‐5068 

Protocol (Address Members) Clerk's Office (850) 488‐1157 

Protocol Questions Clerk's Office (850) 488‐1157 

Public Records Requests 

Recordings (Audio) of Session, Committee 

Office of Public Information (Erin Rock) 

Media (Katie Betta) 

(850) 921‐7747 

(850) 488‐1450 

Meetings 

Recordings (Visual) of Session, Committee 

Clerk's Office (Gloria Jones/John Chapman) (850) 488‐7475 

Meetings 

Florida Channel (850) 488‐1281 

149

TOPIC CONTACT PHONE 

Redistricting (District, District Maps, etc.) House Reapportionment Office (850) 488‐3928 

Reserved Parking Sergeant's Office (850) 488‐8224 

Resolutions (Ceremonial Copies) Clerk's Office (Yvonne Nutting/Laurie Jones) (850) 488‐1157 

Scheduling an Event at Capitol 

(22nd Floor, Courtyard) 

DMS (Sherrie Routt) (850) 413‐9586 

Scheduling an Event at Historic Capitol Historic Capitol (850) 487‐1902 

Session/Committee Week Schedules Rules & Calendar Committee (850) 488‐0350 

Stationery Orders Clerk's Office (Gloria Jones) (850) 922‐7099 

Technical Problems (Website) House IT (Technical Support) (850) 488‐8326 

Tours of Capitol (for constituents) Visit Florida Welcome Center (850) 488‐6167 

Tours of Historic Capitol Historic Capitol (850) 487‐1902 

Tributes (Non‐session) Bill Drafting (850) 488‐5644 

Use of Chamber (to reserve) Sergeant's Office (850) 488‐8224 

Voice Mailbox Instructions Sergeant's Office (850) 488‐8224 

Vote/Change Vote After Roll Call Clerk's Office (Debbie Barley) (850) 488‐1157 

Website Updates Clerk's Office (Hope Holt) (850) 488‐1155 

TOPIC 

Office of Legislative Services 

CONTACT PHONE 

ADA Coordinator Barbara Gleasman (850) 487‐9188 

Attendance & Leave LaToya Burkes/Candace Ardley (850) 487‐8308 

Benefits/Insurance Barbara Gleasman (850) 487‐9188 

Classification & Pay Paul Nichols (850) 487‐8300 

Clinic Carole Beckham (850) 488‐3782 

Clinic Michele Fijman (850) 488‐5241 

Conflict Resolution Paul Nichols (850) 487‐8300 

Employment Lynda Kelly (850) 487‐8305 

Employment Opportunities OLS Personnel (Debbie Kline) (850) 488‐1918 

Learning Library Mavis Knight (850) 922‐5035 

Mail Services Steve Fann (850) 488‐6698 

Payroll/Attendance & Leave LaToya Burkes/Candace Ardley (850) 487‐8308 

Retirement Barbara Gleasman (850) 487‐9188 

Safety Coordinator Billy Hatfield (850) 921‐4032 

Timesheets LaToya Burkes/Candace Ardley (850) 487‐8308 

150

INDEX 

Page Numbers in boldfaced print indicate location of 

Committees/Subcommittees and Member’s home page. 

LEADERSHIP/ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES: 

Audio/Visual Division .............................................. 12 

Calendar ...................................................................... 8 

Chaplain, Office of the .............................................. 25 

Clerk, Office of the ..................................................... 7 

Documents & Distribution .......................................... 8 

Editorial/Verification .................................................. 8 

Engrossing & Enrolling .............................................. 8 

General Counsel, Office of the ................................. 16 

House Administration, Office of ............................... 17 

House Bill Drafting ................................................... 18 

House Office of Information Technology ................. 21 

House Office of Professional Development .............. 25 

Housekeeping ........................................................... 13 

Information Technology, 

House Office of ..................................................... 21 

Janitorial ................................................................... 14 

Journal ........................................................................ 9 

Maintenance & Support Services .............................. 13 

Maintenance .............................................................. 14 

Majority Leader, Office of the .................................... 5 

Messages ................................................................... 10 

Minority Leader, Office of the .................................... 6 

Office of General Counsel ........................................ 16 

Office of House Administration ................................ 17 

Office of Public Information ....................................... 4 

Office of the Chaplain ............................................... 25 

Office of the Clerk ...................................................... 7 

Office of the Majority Leader ..................................... 5 

Office of the Minority Leader ..................................... 6 

Office of the Sergeant at Arms ................................. 12 

Office of the Speaker .................................................. 3 

Night Maintenance .................................................... 13 

Page & Messenger Program ...................................... 10 

Photographer ............................................................. 10 

Print Services ............................................................ 11 

Professional Development, House Office of ............. 25 

Property & Inventory Division ................................. 15 

Public Information, Office of ...................................... 4 

Records Management ............................................... 11 

Repairs & Construction Division .............................. 15 

Sergeant at Arms, Office of the ................................ 12 

Speaker, Office of the ................................................. 3 

Stationery .................................................................... 8 

LEADERSHIP/ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: 

Alison, Cindy ............................................................ 11 

151 

Alsup, Jeanette ..........................................................20 

Armstead, Benjamin ..................................................14 

Armstrong, Jeff .........................................................17 

Austin, Tiffany ..........................................................20 

Bahl, Mathew ............................................................. 3 

Barley, Debbie......................................................... 8, 9 

Beatty, Christopher .................................................... 9 

Bedonie, Judi .............................................................19 

Bell, Diane ................................................................. 7 

Berner, Sarah .............................................................. 6 

Betancourt, Ruben ...................................................... 6 

Betta, Katie ................................................................. 3 

Bishop, Hodge ...........................................................20 

Blanchard, Jeffrey .....................................................19 

Brailsford, Steve ........................................................22 

Brewer, Durward ........................................................ 6 

Bridges, Jayne ...........................................................19 

Bronson, Jenn ............................................................. 9 

Broussard, Beverly ....................................................25 

Byers, Bruce ..............................................................22 

Byrd, Shaketria ..........................................................14 

Cain, Cindy ...............................................................19 

Campbell, Mark .........................................................24 

Carson, Nicholas .......................................................22 

Carter, Velma ............................................................16 

Castleberry, Ronda .............................................. 19, 20 

Causseaux, Hannah .................................................... 4 

Chapman, John ........................................................... 8 

Chmielewski, Mikey .................................................. 8 

Ciccone, Lucy ...........................................................25 

Clark, Corey ..............................................................13 

Cobb, Lynn ................................................................. 3 

Collins, Carlecia ......................................................... 3 

Connell, Modessa ......................................................13 

Copeland, Tracy ........................................................24 

Cox, David ................................................................. 6 

Crawford, Dorothea ...................................................13 

Cretul, Scott ..............................................................11 

Crowell, Robert .........................................................14 

Cruley, Lyndsey ......................................................... 4 

Davila, Michelle ......................................................... 3 

Davis, Eva .................................................................19 

DiPano, Kristina ......................................................... 9 

Doby, Joy ..................................................................10 

Edwards, Michael ......................................................14 

Elmore, Robbie .........................................................11 

Faris, Eric ..................................................................23 

Fess, Julie ................................................................... 3 

INDEX

INDEX 

INDEX 



Foley, Mark T. .......................................................... 10 

Foutch, Roger ........................................................... 22 

Galliah, Kym ............................................................ 19 

Gallon, Jennifer........................................................... 9 

Gatlin, Benjamin ....................................................... 14 

Gebhard, Dalila ......................................................... 13 

Geddings, Meredith .................................................. 10 

Gillespie, Joe ............................................................ 18 

Givens, Daryl ............................................................ 24 

Godwin, Steve .......................................................... 17 

Green, Dewayne ....................................................... 14 

Guzman, Angel ......................................................... 14 

Hadley, Jackie .......................................................... 17 

Hammond, Rebekah ................................................... 5 

Harrell, Bobby .......................................................... 22 

Hartsfield, Richard .................................................... 13 

Hassell, Quintin ........................................................ 23 

Hertz, Celine ............................................................. 20 

Hollis, Mark ................................................................ 6 

Holt, Hope .................................................................. 8 

Imhof, Lynn ................................................................ 3 

Jones, Gloria ............................................................... 8 

Jones, Laurie ............................................................... 8 

Kearse, Fred .............................................................. 11 

Kearse, Marie Jeannette ............................................ 13 

Kirkland, Glenn .......................................................... 5 

Koburger, Jessica ........................................................ 6 

Laird, Kerry .............................................................. 11 

Lalonde, Bryan ......................................................... 23 

Lanier, Raymond ...................................................... 22 

Lawrence, Thomas .................................................... 15 

Lee, David, Jr. ........................................................... 19 

Levesque, George ..................................................... 16 

Lewis, Jeannette ........................................................ 14 

Liepshutz, Paul ......................................................... 19 

Linker, Joshua ........................................................... 22 

Logan, Brian ............................................................... 5 

Lowe, Gloria ............................................................. 13 

MacInnis, Vicky ....................................................... 10 

Maloney, Janis .......................................................... 19 

May, Drew ................................................................ 11 

McDaniel, Doug ....................................................... 23 

McDonald, Marty ..................................................... 12 

McEwen, Kerri ......................................................... 23 

McKee, Jim ............................................................... 19 

McPherson, Scott ...................................................... 21 

Menendez, Jon ............................................................ 5 

Monroe, Suzette ........................................................ 24 

152 

Morgan, Dreama .......................................................22 

Mount, Judy ............................................................... 6 

Nathan, Carlos ............................................................ 6 

Nesmith, James .........................................................11 

Nickerson, Sean .........................................................22 

Nix, Paul ...................................................................13 

Nobles, Kara ..............................................................20 

Nugent, Tim ..............................................................11 

Nutting, Yvonne ......................................................... 8 

Pagel, William ...........................................................14 

Paz, Amanda .............................................................14 

Pepper, Kirk ............................................................... 3 

Perez, Ruben .............................................................15 

Perisetla, Jaya ............................................................22 

Perkins, Larry ............................................................15 

Perlman, Lauren ........................................................21 

Perrier, Tim ...............................................................25 

Peters, Michael ..........................................................14 

Pierce, Latasha ..........................................................17 

Pittman, Bo ................................................................15 

Presnell, Matt ............................................................14 

Ray, Ryan ..................................................................14 

Reardon, Billie ..........................................................21 

Reed, Lawrence .........................................................13 

Rispress, JoAnn .........................................................19 

Robel, Melissa ............................................................ 4 

Roccanti, Daniel ........................................................24 

Rock, Erin ........................................................... 4, 149 

Rodriguez, Gisela ......................................................19 

Rubottom, Don ..........................................................16 

Russ, Lynette .............................................................17 

Savelle, David ...........................................................18 

Schlaudraff, Mark .....................................................22 

Singletary, Michelle ..................................................24 

Skinner, Judy .............................................................. 7 

Strickland, Tom .........................................................11 

Stuart, Ben .................................................................. 3 

Stuckey, Sarah ............................................................ 4 

Summerhill, Vicky ....................................................12 

Sumner, Earnest W. ...................................................12 

Thomas, Janna ............................................................ 5 

Tillman, Drew ...........................................................12 

Traylor, Michael ........................................................12 

Turner, Christopher .................................................... 6 

Vanderhoof, Thomas .................................................22 

Verghese, Sam............................................................ 5 

Voran, Michelle .......................................................... 3 

Walker, Derek ...........................................................15

INDEX 



Ward, Bob ................................................................... 7 

Ward, Teresa ............................................................. 16 

Webb, Kim................................................................ 24 

Welge, William, Jr. .................................................. 19 

West, Bob (Chaplain) ............................................... 25 

Westcott, Eddie ........................................................... 3 

Whichel, Ron ............................................................ 23 

Wiley, Kelly .............................................................. 22 

Williams, Kimberly .................................................... 9 

Williams, Lawanda ................................................... 17 

Wolf, Ben ................................................................... 4 

Wright, Margie ......................................................... 17 

Young, Kimberly ........................................................ 3 

COMMITTEES/SUBCOMMITTEES: 

Agriculture & Natural Resources 

Appropriations Subcommittee ............... 31, 72, 73, 

75, 79, 87, 93, 96, 103, 110, 115, 117, 121, 123, 

125, 136 

Agriculture & Natural Resources 

Subcommittee ........................... 60, 79, 80, 82, 83, 

87, 93, 94, 96, 115, 116, 117, 121, 125, 127 

Appropriations Committee .............. 29, 75, 84, 86, 94, 

98, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 

112, 119, 124, 125, 126, 128, 136 

Business & Consumer Affairs 

Subcommittee .................................. 40, 70, 72, 73, 

87, 90, 96, 104, 112, 114, 122, 124, 127, 129, 138 

Civil Justice Subcommittee.............. 53, 77, 90, 91, 93, 

99, 100, 105, 110, 113, 128, 129, 130, 135 

Community & Military Affairs 

Subcommittee .................................. 41, 76, 79, 83, 

87, 89, 97, 101, 105, 113, 119, 121, 127, 137 

Congressional Redistricting Subcommittee ....... 56, 70, 

72, 80, 82, 84, 92, 96, 100, 101, 107, 113, 117, 120, 

131, 133 

Criminal Justice Subcommittee ............. 54, 74, 82, 83, 

94, 97, 99, 105, 109, 116, 118, 132, 133 

Economic Affairs Committee ................ 38, 70, 73, 79, 

89, 90, 100, 103, 104, 111, 112, 115, 121, 122, 127, 

131,134, 137 

Economic Development & Tourism 

Subcommittee ...............42, 70, 77, 86, 92, 99, 100, 

107, 109, 116, 120, 122, 123, 131, 133, 137 

Education Committee ................ 45, 71, 78, 79, 82, 85, 

86, 88, 91, 92, 103, 112, 119, 120, 127, 129, 132, 

134 

153 

Energy & Utilities Subcommittee .......... 61, 72, 84, 85, 

88, 91, 100, 103, 110, 111, 113, 117, 121, 130, 136 

Federal Affairs Subcommittee ...................... 62, 70, 78, 

83, 89, 93, 102, 110, 111, 117, 126, 127, 131 

Finance & Tax Committee ..................... 48, 70, 72, 76, 

80, 81, 87, 89, 91, 97, 105, 108, 110, 118, 119, 120, 

121, 122, 123, 132, 133, 134, 135 

Government Operations Appropriations 

Subcommittee ............................ 32, 83, 87, 93, 94, 

100, 101, 105, 108, 111, 112, 114, 132, 134 

Government Operations Subcommittee .............. 63, 72, 

78, 85, 95, 107, 108, 111, 112, 114, 117, 127, 131, 

134, 136, 138 

Health Care Appropriations 

Subcommittee ............................ 33, 84, 86, 88, 89, 

92, 99, 102, 113, 119, 122, 126, 130, 137, 138 

Health & Human Services 

Access Subcommittee ................ 50, 76, 85, 87, 90, 

92, 99, 100, 101, 107, 112, 115, 118, 122, 135, 138 


Committee ............................ 49, 72, 77, 86, 88, 95, 

99, 100, 102, 104, 106, 107, 113, 118, 121, 126, 

137, 138 


Quality Subcommittee ..................... 51, 79, 86, 89, 

93, 95, 102, 110, 113, 119, 120, 121, 123, 126, 

131, 137 

Higher Education Appropriations 

Subcommittee ............................ 34, 72, 80, 85, 91, 

95, 104, 112, 113, 120, 129, 131, 132, 133, 136 

House Redistricting Subcommittee ........ 56, 74, 77, 83, 

85, 86, 89, 90, 92, 101, 105, 112, 122, 126, 138 

Insurance & Banking Subcommittee ............ 43, 72, 77, 

79, 82, 88, 91, 99, 103, 104, 105, 111, 132, 137 

Joint Administrative Procedures Committee ............ 67, 

71, 93, 96, 120, 122, 134 

Joint Committee on Public Counsel Oversight ......... 67, 

72, 88, 110, 111, 113, 136 

Joint Legislative Auditing Committee .... 68, 72, 78, 83, 

85, 100, 108 

Joint Legislative Budget Commission ................ 68, 84, 

98, 101, 102, 124, 126 

Joint Select Committee on 

Collective Bargaining ....... 68, 72, 85, 94, 108, 112 

Judiciary Committee ........................ 52, 74, 83, 90, 93, 

96, 99, 100, 105, 109, 110, 113, 116, 118, 126, 

128, 130 

INDEX

INDEX 

INDEX 



Justice Appropriations 

Subcommittee ............................ 35, 74, 82, 90, 94, 

97, 100, 109, 110, 116, 121, 124, 127, 128, 129 

K-20 Competitiveness Subcommittee ................ 46, 71, 

81, 82, 84, 85, 86, 88, 91, 92, 112, 116, 120, 133 

K-20 Innovation Subcommittee ................... 47, 75, 78, 

79, 95, 97, 103, 104, 105, 106, 110, 113, 117, 129 

PreK-12 Appropriations Subcommittee ............. 36, 71, 

78, 80, 85, 86, 91, 92, 99, 105, 107, 117, 127, 129, 

131, 134 

Redistricting Committee ...... 55, 71, 77, 84, 89, 90, 91, 

92, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105, 107, 111, 118, 122, 124, 

126, 135, 137 

Rules & Calendar Committee ................ 57, 73, 82, 87, 

89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 100, 114, 118, 120, 125, 128, 

129, 132, 134, 135 

Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommittee ............... 58, 

71, 73, 79, 81, 86, 89, 93, 94, 96, 114, 119, 120, 

122, 134 

Select Committee on Government 

Reorganization........................... 64, 71, 72, 73, 75, 

85, 86, 89, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 107, 108, 

121, 122, 131, 132, 133, 136, 137, 138 

Select Committee on Water Policy .............. 65, 75, 80, 

83, 90, 104, 109, 111, 115, 116, 123, 125, 130, 131, 

133, 136 

Senate Redistricting Subcommittee ....... 56, 79, 83, 87, 

88, 91, 103, 104, 105, 107, 111, 124, 129, 136, 137 

State Affairs Committee ........................ 59, 75, 82, 83, 

85, 87, 91, 93, 106, 108, 109, 114, 116, 117, 131, 

136 

Transportation & Economic Development 

Appropriations Subcommittee ............... 37, 76, 77, 

79, 81, 82, 83, 89, 90, 101, 104, 108, 120, 122, 

130, 137 

Transportation & Highway Safety 

Subcommittee ............................ 44, 71, 72, 73, 74, 

76, 81, 85, 90, 101, 111, 124, 127, 130, 135 

COMMITTEE/SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF: 

Adeyemo, Martha ..................................................... 38 

Ahearn, Marleen ....................................................... 46 

Aldridge, Vincent ..................................................... 48 

Barnum, Richard ....................................................... 43 

Batchelor, Thabata .................................................... 49 

Beagle, Gavin ........................................................... 45 

Billmeier, Michael .................................................... 53 

154 

Birtman, Stephanie ....................................................57 

Blalock, Adam...........................................................60 

Bond, Nathan ............................................................53 

Boyett, Cathy ............................................................68 

Brown, Richard .........................................................44 

Burns, Fred ................................................................30 

Butler, Frances ..........................................................34 

Calamas, Christa ................................................. 49, 51 

Callaway, Katrina ......................................................43 

Camechis, Karen ................................................. 59, 65 

Carter, Matthew M. II ...............................................67 

Clark, Brian ...............................................................33 

Cooper, Tom ............................................................43 

Creamer, Teddi ..........................................................40 

Crofoot, Katie ............................................................55 

Croom, Sherri ............................................................38 

Cunningham, Katie....................................................54 

Cunningham, Reid .....................................................60 

Cyphers, Brett ...........................................................62 

Davis, Greg ...............................................................37 

DeBoer, Sherrie .........................................................67 

De La Paz, David ......................................................52 

Delaney, Gus .............................................................30 

Deslatte, Jennifer .......................................................60 

Dorsey, Rosa ....................................................... 48, 68 

DuBose, Kathy ..........................................................68 

Duncan, Pamela .........................................................41 

Dykes, Jeff ................................................................32 

Ellinor, Martha ..........................................................38 

Fairbrother, Ben ........................................................55 

Fennell, Scott ............................................................37 

Flieger, Benjamin ......................................................48 

Fudge, Jason ..............................................................45 

Garner, Jaime ............................................................34 

Gibson, Ben ...............................................................41 

Gilliam, Ann ..............................................................45 

Godwin, Chandra ......................................................59 

Gormley, Carol .................................................... 49, 64 

Graf, Shruti ................................................................45 

Graham, Lois .............................................................67 

Guilford, Tammie ......................................................45 

Guzzo, Tony ..............................................................49 

Hamby, Tom .............................................................59 

Havlicak, Randy ........................................................52 

Heflin, Allyce ...................................................... 34, 36 

Helpling, Caleb .........................................................61 

Hicks, Anita ..............................................................33 

Hoagland, Barbara .....................................................41

INDEX 



Holt, Leah ................................................................. 49 

Hudson, Jessica ......................................................... 52 

Hunter, Robert .......................................................... 57 

Ingram, Michele ........................................................ 30 

Iseminger, Bobbye .............................................. 49, 64 

Jensen, Lisa ............................................................... 58 

Johnson, Stephanie ................................................... 44 

Jones Darity, Loretta ................................................. 35 

Jones, Missy .............................................................. 52 

Kaiser, Debbi ............................................................ 60 

Keating, Cochran ...................................................... 61 

Keith, Adam .............................................................. 36 

Kelly, Alex................................................................ 55 

Klebacha, Theresa ..................................................... 45 

Kliner, Michael ......................................................... 59 

Kramer, Trina ........................................................... 29 

Krol, Tabitha ............................................................. 54 

Kruse, Mark .............................................................. 42 

Langston, Don .......................................................... 48 

Larson, Lisa .............................................................. 30 

Leznoff, JoAnne ................................................. 29, 68 

Livingston, Alan ....................................................... 40 

Lolley, Gail ............................................................... 31 

Love, John ................................................................ 59 

Manning, Karen ........................................................ 38 

Massengale, Stephanie .............................................. 31 

McAuliffe, John ........................................................ 35 

McDonald, Judy ........................................................ 63 

Meadows, Christopher .............................................. 63 

Miller, Eric................................................................ 58 

Morton, Michelle ...................................................... 40 

Mullins, Michelle ...................................................... 30 

Nelson, Linda ............................................................ 41 

Perkins, Ralph ........................................................... 31 

Philpot, Thomas ........................................................ 39 

Poche, Michael ......................................................... 49 

Poreda, Jason ............................................................ 55 

Potvin, Denise ........................................................... 29 

Prater, Amanda ......................................................... 49 

Pridgeon, Eric ........................................................... 33 

Randolph, Cheryl ...................................................... 30 

Rayman, Susan ......................................................... 37 

Reilly, Robert ............................................................ 43 

Reshard, Debra ......................................................... 30 

Roberts, Sandi ........................................................... 68 

Rojas, Jason .............................................................. 38 

Rubottom, Don ................................................... 16, 58 

Schoolfield, Kerry ..................................................... 50 

155 

Seifert, Jennifer .........................................................36 

Shaw Collins, Lucretia ..............................................61 

Shaw, Lynne ..............................................................49 

Sherry, Heather .........................................................47 

Shoffstall, Terry L. ....................................................68 

Silver, Jeffrey ............................................................55 

Sims-Davis, Linda .....................................................59 

Tait, Michelle ............................................................41 

Takacs, Jeff ...............................................................55 

Tecler, Adam .............................................................42 

Thomas, Margeret .....................................................45 

Thomas, Tom ............................................................52 

Thompson, Jason .......................................................63 

Thompson, Sonja .......................................................58 

Tinker, Teresa ..................................................... 38, 64 

Toms, Sarah ..............................................................35 

Topp, Bruce ...............................................................32 

Valenstein, Jennifer ...................................................45 

Villar, Melissa ...........................................................49 

Voyles Williams, Sarah .............................................29 

West, Bob ..................................................................55 

Whittier, Shari ...........................................................61 

Williams, Tanesha .....................................................54 

Williamson, Heather ............................................ 63, 68 

Wilson, Bill ...............................................................48 

Woodburn, Jeff ..........................................................53 

MEMBERS: 

Abruzzo, Representative Joseph ................... 38, 40, 42, 

48, 56, 62, 70 

Adkins, Representative Janet H. ................... 36, 44, 45, 

46, 55, 58, 64, 67, 71 

Ahern, Representative Larry ........................ 34, 40, 44, 

48, 63, 68, 72 

Albritton, Representative Ben ...................... 31, 43, 44, 

49, 56, 61, 64, 67, 72 

Artiles, Representative Frank ....................... 31, 38, 40, 

44, 58, 73 

Aubuchon, Representative Gary .................... 57, 64, 73 

Baxley, Representative Dennis K. ..................... 35, 44, 

52, 54, 56, 74 

Bembry, Representative Leonard L. ............ 29, 31, 47, 

59, 64, 65, 75 

Berman, Representative Lori ....... 37, 41, 44, 48, 50, 76 

Bernard, Representative Mack ........................... 37, 42, 

43, 49, 53, 55, 56, 77 

Bileca, Representative Michael .................... 36, 45, 47, 

INDEX

INDEX 

INDEX 



62, 63, 68, 78 

Boyd, Representative Jim ..... 31, 38, 43, 51, 56, 60, 79 

Brandes, Representative Jeffrey "Jeff"......... 37, 41, 45, 

47, 58, 79 

Brodeur, Representative Jason T. ............... 34, 36, 48, 

56, 60, 65, 80 

Broxson, Representative Douglas 

Vaughn "Doug" ...................... 37, 44, 46, 48, 58, 81 

Bullard, Representative Dwight M. ............ 35, 45, 46, 

54, 60, 82 

Burgin, Representative Rachel V. ... 37, 43, 46, 56, 57, 

59, 60, 82 

Caldwell, Representative Matthew H. "Matt" .......... 37, 

41, 56, 59, 60, 62, 65, 83 

Campbell, Representative Daphne D. ............... 32, 41, 

52, 54, 56, 62, 68, 83 

Cannon, Speaker Dean .......................................... 3, 84 

Chestnut, Representative Charles S. "Chuck" IV ..... 29, 

33, 46, 55, 56, 61, 68, 84 

Clarke-Reed, Representative Gwyndolen "Gwyn" .. 36, 

45, 46, 50, 56, 64, 85 

Clemens, Representative Jeff ............................. 34, 44, 

59, 61, 63, 68, 85 

Coley, Representative Marti ........................ 29, 36, 42, 

45, 46, 86 

Corcoran, Representative Richard ............... 33, 46, 49, 

51, 56, 58, 64, 86 

Costello, Representative Fredrick W. "Fred" ..... 32, 41, 

48, 50, 87 

Crisafulli, Representative Steve ......................... 31, 40, 

56, 57, 59, 60, 87 

Cruz, Representative Janet .... 33, 43, 49, 56, 61, 67, 88 

Davis, Representative Daniel ....................... 33, 43, 45, 

46, 61, 88 

Diaz, Representative Jose Felix ......................... 33, 41, 

48, 51, 56, 62, 89 

Dorworth, Representative Chris ................... 37, 38, 41, 

48, 55, 56, 57, 58, 64, 89 

Drake, Representative Brad .. 37, 38, 44, 50, 56, 65, 90 

Eisnaugle, Representative Eric .................... 35, 40, 52, 

53, 55, 57, 90 

Ford, Representative Clay ..... 34, 53, 56, 57, 59, 61, 91 

Fresen, Representative Erik .. 36, 43, 45, 46, 48, 55, 91 

Frishe, Representative James C. "Jim" .......... 5, 33, 55, 

56, 57, 92 

Fullwood, Representative Reggie ...................... 36, 42, 

45, 46, 50, 56, 92 

Gaetz, Representative Matt ... 32, 51, 52, 53, 58, 67, 93 

156 

Garcia, Representative Luis R., Jr. .................... 31, 59, 

60, 62, 93 

Gibbons, Representative Joseph A. "Joe" ....... 6, 29, 32, 

57, 58, 68, 94 

Glorioso, Representative Richard "Rich" ........... 29, 35, 

54, 60, 94 

Gonzalez, Representative Eduardo "Eddy" ........ 34, 47, 

49, 51, 57, 63, 95 

Goodson, Representative Tom ........................... 31, 40, 

52, 56, 58, 60, 67, 96 

Grant, Representative James W. "J.W." ............. 35, 41, 

47, 48, 54, 97 

Grimsley, Representative Denise .................. 29, 68, 98 

Hager, Representative Bill .......... 36, 42, 43, 52, 53, 99 

Harrell, Representative Gayle B. ...... 33, 49, 50, 54, 99 

Harrison, Representative Shawn ........................ 32, 50, 

52, 53, 61, 68, 100 

Holder, Representative Doug ....................... 35, 38, 42, 

49, 55, 56, 57, 64, 100 

Hooper, Representative Ed ........ 29, 32, 41, 56, 68, 101 

Horner, Representative Mike ............................. 29, 37, 

44, 50, 55, 56, 64, 68, 101 

Hudson, Representative Matt ....................... 29, 33, 49, 

51, 62, 64, 68, 102 

Hukill, Representative Dorothy L. . 29, 38, 55, 56, 103 

Ingram, Representative Clay ........................ 31, 43, 45, 

47, 61, 64, 103 

Jenne, Representative Evan ...................... 6, 37, 38, 43, 

55, 56, 64, 65, 104 

Jones, Representative Mia L. ............................. 29, 34, 

40, 47, 49, 55, 104 

Julien, Representative John Patrick .................... 32, 41, 

43, 48, 52, 54, 56, 64, 105 

Kiar, Representative Martin David "Marty" ....... 29, 36, 

47, 53, 55, 56, 105 

Kreegel, Representative Paige ............... 29, 49, 59, 106 

Kriseman, Representative Rick ................... 47, 59, 106 

Legg, Speaker pro tempore John .................... 4, 29, 55, 

56, 64, 107 

Logan, Representative Ana Rivas ................ 36, 42, 49, 

50, 56, 63, 107 

Lopez-Cantera, Majority Leader Carlos ........ 5, 29, 108 

Mayfield, Representative Debbie ................. 32, 37, 48, 

59, 63, 64, 68, 108 

McBurney, Representative Charles .............. 35, 42, 52, 

54, 65, 109 

McKeel, Representative Seth ...................... 29, 59, 109 

Metz, Representative Larry .......................... 35, 47, 51,

INDEX 



52, 53, 110 

Moraitis, Representative George R., Jr. ....... 31, 47, 48, 

61, 62, 67, 110 

Nehr, Representative Peter......... 38, 44, 55, 56, 61, 62, 

67, 111 

Nelson, Representative Bryan ...................... 32, 38, 43, 

63, 65, 111 

Nuñez, Representative Jeanette M. .................... 32, 38, 

40, 46, 50, 56, 112 

O'Toole, Representative H. Marlene .................. 29, 32, 

34, 45, 63, 68, 112 

Pafford, Representative Mark S. ........................ 33, 41, 

49, 51, 113 

Passidomo, Representative Kathleen C. ............. 34, 47, 

52, 53, 56, 61, 67, 113 

Patronis, Representative Jimmy ................... 32, 40, 57, 

58, 59, 63, 114 

Perman, Representative Steven M. "Steve" ....... 31, 38, 

50, 60, 65, 115 

Perry, Representative W. Keith ................... 35, 42, 46, 

54, 59, 116 

Pilon, Representative Ray ......... 35, 52, 54, 60, 65, 116 

Plakon, Representative Scott ........... 36, 47, 56, 59, 62, 

63, 117 

Porter, Representative Elizabeth W. ................. 31, 59, 

60, 61, 62, 117 

Porth, Representative Ari Abraham ................... 49, 50, 

52, 54, 57, 118 

Precourt, Representative Stephen L. ..... 48, 55, 57, 118 

Proctor, Representative William L. "Bill" .. 29, 45, 119 

Randolph, Representative Scott ................... 33, 41, 48, 

51, 58, 119 

Ray, Representative Lake .................................. 37, 42, 

48, 57, 58, 67, 120 

Reed, Representative Betty ................................ 34, 45, 

46, 51, 56, 57, 120 

Rehwinkel Vasilinda, Representative Michelle ....... 31, 

48, 60, 61, 64, 121 

Renuart, Representative Ronald "Doc" ........ 35, 38, 41, 

49, 51, 121 

Roberson, Representative Kenneth L. "Ken" ..... 33, 38, 

40, 50, 64, 122 

Rogers, Representative Hazelle P. "Hazel" ........ 37, 42, 

48, 55, 56, 58, 67, 122 

Rooney, Representative Patrick, Jr. ................... 31, 42, 

48, 51, 65, 123 

Rouson, Representative Darryl Ervin ................ 29, 35, 

157 

40, 44, 55, 56, 68, 124 

Sands, Representative Franklin .......................... 29, 31, 

57, 60, 65, 125 

Saunders, Minority Leader Ron .................... 6, 29, 125 

Schenck, Representative Robert C. "Rob" ............... 29, 

49, 55, 56, 68, 126 

Schwartz, Representative Elaine J. ..................... 33, 49, 

51, 52, 62, 126 

Slosberg, Representative Irving "Irv" ................. 35, 38, 

40, 44, 63, 127 

Smith, Representative Jimmie T. ....................... 36, 41, 

45, 60, 62, 127 

Snyder, Representative William D. ............ 29, 52, 128 

Soto, Representative Darren ............ 35, 52, 53, 57, 128 

Stafford, Representative Cynthia A. .................. 35, 40, 

45, 47, 53, 129 

Stargel, Representative Kelli ........................ 34, 36, 45, 

47, 53, 56, 57, 129 

Steinberg, Representative Richard L. ................ 37, 44, 

52, 53, 130 

Steube, Representative W. Gregory "Greg" ....... 33, 52, 

53, 61, 65, 130 

Taylor, Representative Dwayne L. .................... 34, 51, 

56, 59, 63, 64, 65, 131 

Thompson, Representative Geraldine F. "Geri" ....... 36, 

38, 42, 62, 131 

Thurston, Representative Perry E., Jr. ................ 32, 43, 

48, 54, 57, 64, 132 

Tobia, Representative John ................... 34, 45, 54, 132 

Trujillo, Representative Carlos ........................... 34, 42, 

46, 48, 54, 56, 64, 133 

Van Zant, Representative Charles E. ................. 34, 48, 

54, 65, 133 

Waldman, Representative James W. "Jim" ........ 32, 38, 

48, 57, 58, 134 

Watson, Representative Barbara .................. 36, 45, 58, 

63, 67, 134 

Weatherford, Representative Will W. ...................... 55, 

57, 135 

Weinstein, Representative Michael B. "Mike" ......... 44, 

48, 50, 53, 135 

Williams, Representative Alan B. ............... 34, 56, 59, 

61, 63, 64, 67, 136 

Williams, Representative Trudi K. ..................... 29, 31, 

56, 59, 65, 136 

Wood, Representative John ...... 33, 43, 49, 51, 64, 137 

Workman, Representative Ritch ................... 37, 38, 41, 

INDEX

INDEX 

INDEX 



42, 43, 55, 137 

Young, Representative Dana D. ......................... 33, 40, 

49, 50, 56, 63, 64, 138 

DISTRICT: 

District 1 ................................................................... 81 

District 2 ................................................................. 103 

District 3 ................................................................... 91 

District 4 ................................................................... 93 

District 5 ................................................................... 90 

District 6 ................................................................. 114 

District 7 ................................................................... 86 

District 8 ................................................................. 136 

District 9 ................................................................. 121 

District 10 ................................................................. 75 

District 11 ............................................................... 117 

District 12 ................................................................ .71 

District 13 ................................................................. 88 

District 14 ............................................................... 104 

District 15 ................................................................. 92 

District 16 ............................................................... 109 

District 17 ............................................................... 120 

District 18 ............................................................... 121 

District 19 ............................................................... 135 

District 20 ............................................................... 119 

District 21 ............................................................... 133 

District 22 ............................................................... 116 

District 23 ................................................................. 84 

District 24 ................................................................. 74 

District 25 ............................................................... 110 

District 26 ................................................................. 87 

District 27 ............................................................... 131 

District 28 ............................................................... 103 

District 29 ................................................................. 96 

District 30 ............................................................... 137 

District 31 ............................................................... 132 

District 32 ................................................................. 87 

District 33 ................................................................. 80 

District 34 ................................................................. 89 

District 35 ................................................................. 84 

District 36 ............................................................... 119 

District 37 ............................................................... 117 

District 38 ............................................................... 111 

District 39 ............................................................... 131 

District 40 ................................................................. 90 

District 41 ............................................................... 118 

District 42 ............................................................... 112 

158 

District 43 ................................................................ 127 

District 44 ................................................................ 126 

District 45 ..................................................................86 

District 46 ................................................................ 107 

District 47 ..................................................................97 

District 48 ................................................................ 111 

District 49 ................................................................ 128 

District 50 ................................................................ 101 

District 51 ..................................................................72 

District 52 ..................................................................79 

District 53 ................................................................ 106 

District 54 ..................................................................92 

District 55 ................................................................ 124 

District 56 ..................................................................82 

District 57 ................................................................ 138 

District 58 ..................................................................88 

District 59 ................................................................ 120 

District 60 ................................................................ 100 

District 61 ................................................................ 135 

District 62 ..................................................................94 

District 63 ................................................................ 109 

District 64 ................................................................ 129 

District 65 ................................................................ 137 

District 66 ..................................................................72 

District 67 ................................................................ 130 

District 68 ..................................................................79 

District 69 ................................................................ 116 

District 70 ................................................................ 100 

District 71 ................................................................ 122 

District 72 ................................................................ 106 

District 73 ..................................................................83 

District 74 ..................................................................73 

District 75 ................................................................ 136 

District 76 ................................................................ 113 

District 77 ..................................................................98 

District 78 ................................................................ 115 

District 79 ................................................................ 101 

District 80 ................................................................ 108 

District 81 ..................................................................99 

District 82 ................................................................ 128 

District 83 ................................................................ 123 

District 84 ..................................................................77 

District 85 ..................................................................70 

District 86 ..................................................................76 

District 87 ..................................................................99 

District 88 ................................................................ 113 

District 89 ..................................................................85 

District 90 ................................................................ 127

INDEX 



District 91 ............................................................... 110 

District 92 ................................................................. 85 

District 93 ............................................................... 132 

District 94 ............................................................... 122 

District 95 ............................................................... 134 

District 96 ............................................................... 118 

District 97 ............................................................... 105 

District 98 ............................................................... 125 

District 99 ............................................................... 126 

District 100 ............................................................. 104 

District 101 ............................................................. 102 

District 102 ............................................................... 95 

District 103 ............................................................. 134 

District 104 ............................................................. 105 

District 105 ............................................................... 94 

District 106 ............................................................. 130 

District 107 ............................................................... 93 

District 108 ............................................................... 83 

District 109 ............................................................. 129 

District 110 ............................................................... 78 

District 111 ............................................................... 91 

District 112 ............................................................. 112 

District 113 ............................................................. 108 

District 114 ............................................................. 107 

District 115 ............................................................... 89 

District 116 ............................................................. 133 

District 117 ............................................................... 78 

District 118 ............................................................... 82 

District 119 ............................................................... 73 

District 120 ............................................................. 125 

MEMBERS' STAFF: 

Adams, Koby .......................................................... 117 

Aleknavich, Christine ............................................. 128 

Altstaff-Davie, Sheri ............................................... 136 

Amiel-Young, Patricia ............................................ 122 

Andersen, Danette ................................................... 114 

Anderson, Ryan ...................................................... 126 

Araya, Alicia ............................................................. 91 

Bailey, Mario ............................................................ 82 

Ballard, Katie ............................................................ 99 

Barnes, Rachel ........................................................ 129 

Barrocas, Scott ........................................................ 105 

Barrow, Daniel .......................................................... 87 

Barry, Gloria ........................................................... 129 

Becker, Maria ........................................................... 87 

Beckett, Cynthia ..................................................... 106 

159 

Beekman, Beth ........................................................ 131 

Bell, Katherine ........................................................ 137 

Berfield, Sue ..............................................................92 

Biagi, Paige Anne ......................................................73 

Blake, Joshua .......................................................... 112 

Bobo, Jennifer ......................................................... 103 

Bogdanoff, Matthew................................................ 110 

Boyd, Jackie ..............................................................92 

Brooks, Tracy .......................................................... 128 

Brown, Kamia ...........................................................94 

Brown, Kathi .............................................................79 

Brown, Kevin ............................................................81 

Brown, Kimberly ..................................................... 128 

Browne, Jim ............................................................ 100 

Bryant, Robyn ...........................................................94 

Burch, Zachary ........................................................ 106 

Burnett, James ......................................................... 132 

Butchikas, Patti ....................................................... 114 

Carlson, Carol ......................................................... 100 

Carmichael, Gwen ................................................... 135 

Cherry, Bryan ............................................................86 

Cid, Manny ................................................................95 

Ciolino, Salvatore .................................................... 125 

Clark, Michael ......................................................... 105 

Cleary, Kevin ............................................................72 

Clements, Joseph .......................................................90 

Coleman, Avery ...................................................... 125 

Coleman, Dana ........................................................ 112 

Comerer, Kevin ....................................................... 113 

Corvetto, Stephanie ...................................................84 

Cowart, Mary .......................................................... 129 

Daley, Dan .............................................................. 118 

Daniels, Chase ......................................................... 127 

DaPointe, David ...................................................... 132 

Daughtery, Sharon .....................................................70 

Deems, Joanna...........................................................71 

Delburn, Brian ......................................................... 116 

Dennis, Debbie ..........................................................74 

Denton, Rachel ........................................................ 116 

Diaz, Emily ............................................................. 137 

Diaz, Nicholas ......................................................... 133 

Dominguez, Alexandra ..............................................89 

Doney, Lauren ......................................................... 119 

D'Onofrio, Katherine .................................................88 

Dowdy, Chris .......................................................... 129 

Duplecy, Evelyn ........................................................85 

Esposito, Bob ............................................................79 

Fabre, Marie ............................................................ 105 

INDEX 

INDEX

INDEX 

INDEX 



Faherty, Dawn ........................................................ 127 

Fess, Julie ................................................................. 84 

Fields, Gregory ....................................................... 126 

Figueroa, Cecilia ..................................................... 128 

Finkelstein, Jessica ................................................. 134 

Fisher, Elwood ........................................................ 126 

Flaherty, Karen ....................................................... 101 

Flintom, David ........................................................ 106 

Flury, Katie ............................................................... 80 

Fogarty, Nicole ......................................................... 99 

Fordham-Jones, Theresa ........................................... 77 

Fortuna, Amanda .................................................... 136 

Fossett, George ....................................................... 102 

Foushee, Rachael .................................................... 136 

Fowler, Michelle ....................................................... 88 

Franta, Helen ............................................................ 87 

Fraser, Catherine ..................................................... 109 

Furru, Christine ....................................................... 132 

Galea, Kathleen......................................................... 79 

Gammie, Charlotte .................................................... 83 

Garcia, Alex .............................................................. 78 

Garcia, Eddie .......................................................... 112 

George, Andria ......................................................... 88 

Gilland, Kathy .......................................................... 84 

Gilot, Silfise .............................................................. 83 

Ginory, Domingo ...................................................... 93 

Givens, Patricia ....................................................... 120 

Gold, Angelina ........................................................ 107 

Gonzalez, Andrew .................................................... 93 

Gonzalez, Lourdes .................................................. 108 

Graham, Jessica ...................................................... 119 

Graumann, Doris ....................................................... 86 

Green, Shannee ....................................................... 131 

Gregory, Amy ........................................................... 96 

Gurtowski, Courtney ............................................... 100 

Hamilton, Kim .......................................................... 98 

Hansen, Nick ............................................................ 79 

Harless, Barclay ...................................................... 124 

Harpring, Sandi ....................................................... 108 

Harrington, Ashley ................................................. 121 

Hartnett-Murphy, Beth .............................................. 85 

Hawkes, Caleb .......................................................... 72 

Healy, Sheri ............................................................ 123 

Henderson, Kevin ..................................................... 90 

Hernandez, Rose ..................................................... 101 

Herrmann, Beatriz ................................................... 107 

Herron, Gina ........................................................... 111 

Higgins, Elaine ....................................................... 125 

160 

Honorat, Elizabeth ................................................... 122 

Iliff, Bethany ........................................................... 137 

Jackson, Sheila ........................................................ 102 

Jacquet, Al .................................................................77 

Jennings, Tangie ...................................................... 115 

Jersey, Laura .............................................................75 

Johnson, Alison ....................................................... 119 

Johnson, Carolyn .......................................................89 

Johnson, Francine .................................................... 132 

Johnson, Priscilla ..................................................... 134 

Jones, Earl .................................................................92 

Jones, Julie .............................................................. 119 

Kent, Morris ............................................................ 110 

King, Kevin ............................................................. 106 

Kinsey, Michael ...................................................... 120 

Kolenda, Carol ..........................................................82 

Kotas, James ............................................................ 138 

Lair, Ralph .............................................................. 135 

Laurent, Jennifer ..................................................... 105 

Lerner, Beth ..............................................................99 

Lewandowski, Erin ................................................. 113 

Lewis, Jerrie ..............................................................81 

Lincks, Sheila ............................................................88 

Linderman, Bethany ..................................................97 

Little, Edith ............................................................. 103 

Lloyd, Mark ............................................................ 120 

Lombard, Maria .........................................................89 

Lopez, Beatriz ...........................................................73 

Lovejoy, Adam ........................................................ 101 

Lovely, Venusmia .....................................................82 

Marino, Jeanne ........................................................ 111 

Marjenhoff, Mary Jo ............................................... 133 

Marquez, Jennifer .................................................... 117 

Marshall, Marianne ...................................................71 

Martin, Cynthia .........................................................94 

Martin, Katie ........................................................... 126 

Mason, Ash ............................................................. 101 

Matthews, Sandy ..................................................... 135 

McNeil, Thomazine ................................................. 116 

Mickler, Maggie ...................................................... 118 

Mielke, Marty ............................................................98 

Miranda, Alex ......................................................... 133 

Monica, Matthew ......................................................93 

Moore, Tennille ....................................................... 124 

Morris, Annalee ....................................................... 130 

Mullen, James ......................................................... 102 

Nehring, Sharon ...................................................... 111 

Neslund, Callie ........................................................ 109

INDEX 



Nixon, Angela ......................................................... 104 

Norman, John .......................................................... 112 

Ochs, Jared................................................................ 86 

Orth, Karen ............................................................... 96 

Palmer, Maura .......................................................... 98 

Parker, Tara .............................................................. 82 

Parrish, Todd .......................................................... 116 

Patchett, Katie ........................................................... 87 

Paulson, Dustin ....................................................... 108 

Pecoraro, Maria....................................................... 111 

Peebles, Mary Kathryn ............................................. 91 

Pewitt, Jacob ........................................................... 113 

Phillips, Ella ............................................................ 132 

Piedra, Audrey ........................................................ 113 

Pinder, Amy ............................................................ 128 

Plotnick, Laurie....................................................... 118 

Powell, Bobby .......................................................... 77 

Pra, Richard ............................................................ 109 

Quintero, Hilda ....................................................... 110 

Raschein, Holly....................................................... 125 

Reichert, Ana ............................................................ 90 

Rich, Roy ................................................................ 107 

Ridley, Sydney ........................................................ 138 

Riffle, Christy ......................................................... 121 

Ring, Alex ............................................................... 104 

Ringeisen, Robin..................................................... 135 

Robeson, Landra ..................................................... 131 

Robinson, Edgar ....................................................... 90 

Robinson, Sheila ..................................................... 134 

Roder, Janet .............................................................. 92 

Rogers, Daniel ........................................................ 115 

Rogers, Theresa ...................................................... 122 

Rosario, Shayra ....................................................... 100 

Ross, Abby................................................................ 76 

Roth, Amber ........................................................... 130 

Ruiz, Judith ............................................................... 78 

Salter, Mickie ............................................................ 75 

San Pedro-Mota, Katherine .................................... 112 

Sas, Irena ................................................................ 115 

Schoellhorn, Christine .............................................. 76 

Sherfield, Michelle ................................................... 84 

Silberman, Rona ..................................................... 134 

Sileo, Christopher ..................................................... 89 

Silvera, Lorri ............................................................. 74 

Slocum, Kerensa ....................................................... 96 

Smith, Amber ............................................................ 94 

Smith, Dawn ............................................................. 85 

Snodgrass, Kimberly ................................................. 72 

161 

Snyder, Kathy ............................................................85 

Spencer, Chris ......................................................... 103 

Spencer, Sue ............................................................ 125 

Spradley, Jessie ....................................................... 109 

Spradley, Nicole ...................................................... 120 

Stephan, Lance ........................................................ 110 

Sullivan, Samantha ....................................................93 

Summerall, Rob ....................................................... 117 

Sweeney, Karen .........................................................99 

Swindle, Lindsey ..................................................... 103 

Tatem, Diana .............................................................81 

Taylor, James ............................................................97 

Taylor, Marlene ....................................................... 130 

Taylor, Sylaisha ....................................................... 131 

Thomas, Rhonda .......................................................86 

Thornley, Jenine ........................................................83 

Victoria, Lawrence .................................................. 127 

Visaggio, Mathew .....................................................73 

Walker, Ray ..............................................................91 

Warford, Bobbi ....................................................... 104 

Watson, Teresa ..........................................................75 

Watt, Andrew .......................................................... 123 

Weddington, Hedy .................................................. 137 

Whaley, Karen...........................................................72 

White, Linda ..............................................................87 

Williams, Jae ........................................................... 122 

Williams, Larry .........................................................71 

Williams, Melissa .................................................... 113 

Williams Pye, Chicarla ............................................ 136 

Wills, Christopher ................................................... 108 

Wilson, Leila ........................................................... 124 

Wohlman, Kelsey .................................................... 118 

Wright, Raena ...........................................................73 

Wright, Richard ....................................................... 104 

Yapo, Jon ..................................................................80 

Young, Tamara ........................................................ 121 

Zamora, Douglas .......................................................95 

Zander, Skylar ......................................................... 133 

Zizzo, Becky ........................................................... 107 

Zuniga, Raquel ........................................................ 107 

OTHER INFORMATION: 

Adams, U.S. Representative Sandy ......................... 146 

Ardley, Candace .............................................. 140, 150 

Attorney General ..................................................... 144 

Atwater, Chief Financial Officer Jeff ...................... 144 

Auditor General, Office of ...................................... 142 

INDEX

INDEX 

INDEX 



Baker, Amy ............................................................. 141 

Beckham, Carole............................................. 140, 150 

Bennett, President Pro Tempore 

Michael S. "Mike" ............................................. 139 

Betta, Katie...............................................................149 

Bilirakis, U.S. Representative Gus...........................146 

Blue, Jan ...................................................................139 

Bondi, Attorney General Pam ................................. 144 

Brown, U.S. Representative Corrine ........................146 

Brown, Laura............................................................140 

Buchanan, U.S. Representative Vern ......................146 

Burkes, LaToya............................................... 140, 150 

Bustle, Dennis ..........................................................142 

Cabinet Affairs, Office of ........................................144 

Canady, Chief Justice Charles T. ........................... 145 

Capitol Gift Shop .................................................... 149 

Capitol Police ................................................. 142, 149 

Carroll, Lieutenant Governor Jennifer .................... 144 

Castor, U.S. Representative Kathy .......................... 146 

Chandler, Karen ...................................................... 140 

Chief Financial Officer ........................................... 144 

Citizens' Hot Line ................................................... 144 

Claypool, Phillip ..................................................... 142 

Cobb, Danny ........................................................... 141 

Commission on Capital Cases ................................ 142 

Commissioner of Agriculture ................................. 144 

Crenshaw, U.S. Representative Ander .................... 146 

Deutch, U.S. Representative Ted ........................... 146 

Devlin, Timothy J. .................................................. 142 

Diaz-Balart, U.S. Representative Mario ................. 146 

Economic and Demographic Research, Office of ... 141 

Evans, Jeannie ........................................................ 140 

Fann, Steve ..................................................... 140, 150 

FDLE Capitol Police ............................................... 142 

Fijman, Michele ...................................................... 150 

Florida Channel ...................................................... 149 

Florida Commission on Ethics ................................ 142 

Florida Conference of Black State Legislators ....... 149 

Florida Energy & Climate Commission .................. 142 

Florida Legislative Research Center & Museum .... 142 

Florida Public Service Commission ........................ 142 

Gardiner, Senator Andy .......................................... 139 

Gleasman, Barbara .......................................... 140, 150 

Goodson, Rachel .................................................... 144 

Haridopolos, Senate President Mike ....................... 139 

Hastings, U.S. Representative Alcee L. ................ 146 

Hatfield, Billy ................................................. 140, 150 

Healy, Susan ........................................................... 140 

162 

Historic Capitol ............................................... 143, 150 

Jessen, Linda ........................................................... 140 

Jones, Gloria .................................................... 149, 150 

Kelly, J.R. ............................................................... 143 

Kelly, Lynda .................................................... 140, 150 

Keyes, Fran ............................................................. 140 

Knight, Mavis .......................................................... 140 

Labarga, Justice Jorge ............................................. 145 

Lamont, Kristine ..................................................... 140 

Legislative Information Technology Services, 

Office of ............................................................. 141 

Legislative Library .................................................. 143 

Legislative Services, Office of ................................ 140 

Legislative Support Line (OLITS) ......................... 141 

Lewis, Justice R. Fred ............................................. 145 

Maas, Roger ............................................................ 142 

Mack, U.S. Representative Connie .......................... 146 

Martin, David W. ................................................... 142 

McGuire, Kathy ....................................................... 143 

Mica, U.S. Representative John .............................. 147 

Miles, Sean ............................................................. 142 

Miller, U.S. Representative Jeff .............................. 147 

Milner, Cindy .......................................................... 140 

Moore, Christiana .................................................... 140 

Nelson, U.S. Senator Bill ........................................ 146 

Nichols, Paul ................................................... 140, 150 

Nugent, U.S. Representative Richard ...................... 147 

Pariente, Justice Barbara J. ..................................... 145 

Penn, Debbie ........................................................... 141 

Perry, Justice James E.C. ........................................ 145 

Polston, Justice Ricky ............................................. 145 

Posey, U.S. Representative Bill ............................... 147 

Program Policy Analysis and Government 

Accountability, Office of (OPPAGA) ................ 143 

Public Counsel, Office of ........................................ 143 

Purvis, Michelle Gammon ....................................... 143 

Putnam, Commissioner of Agriculture Adam ......... 144 

Quince, Justice Peggy ............................................. 145 

Rich, Senator Nan H. ............................................. 139 

Rivera, U.S. Representative David .......................... 147 

Rogers, Roy ............................................................. 142 

Rooney, U.S. Representative Tom .......................... 147 

Ros-Lehtinen, U.S. Representative Ileana ............... 147 

Ross, U.S. Representative Dennis ........................... 147 

Routt, Sherrie .......................................................... 150 

Rubio, U.S. Senator Marco ..................................... 146 

Ryan, Patty .............................................................. 140 

Scott, Governor Rick ............................................... 144

INDEX 



Security ................................................................... 143 

Senate Bill Drafting ................................................ 139 

Senate Majority Office ............................................ 139 

Senate Minority Office ........................................... 139 

Senate President ...................................................... 139 

Senate President Pro Tempore ................................ 139 

Senate Sergeant at Arms ......................................... 139 

Senate, Secretary of the .......................................... 139 

Severance, Donald .................................................. 139 

Southerland, U.S. Representative Steve .................. 147 

Spiers, Jeanette ....................................................... 141 

Stearns, U.S. Representative Cliff .......................... 147 

Supreme Court of Florida, The ............................... 145 

Swindle, Lisa .......................................................... 140 

Switzer, Beth .......................................................... 149 

Thompson, Pam ...................................................... 143 

Twogood, R. Philip ................................................. 139 

Wasserman Schultz, U.S. Representative Debbie ... 148 

Webster, U.S. Representative Daniel ...................... 148 

West, U.S. Representative Allen ............................. 148 

Wilson, U.S. Representative Frederica ................... 148 

Young, U.S. Representative C.W. Bill.................... 148 

163 

INDEX

164

Leadership: 

Speaker........................................488-1450 


Bahl, Mathew 

Betta, Katie 

Cobb, Lynn 

Collins, Carlecia 

Davila, Michelle 

Fess, Julie 

Imhof, Lynn 

Pepper, Kirk 

Stuart, Ben 

Voran, Michelle 

Westcott, Eddie 

Young, Kimberly 

Administrative: 

Administration...........................488-6026 


Armstrong, Jeff 

Godwin, Steve 

Hadley, Jackie 

Pierce, Latasha 

Russ, Lynette 

Williams, Lawanda 

Wright, Margie 

Bill Drafting................................488-5644 


Alsup, Jeanette 

Austin, Tiffany 

Bedonie, Judi 

Bishop, Hodge 

Blanchard, Jeffrey 

Bridges, Jayne 

Cain, Cindy 

Castleberry, Ronda 

Davis, Eva 

Galliah, Kym 

Gillespie, Joe 

Hertz, Celine 

Lee, David, Jr. 

Liepshutz, Paul 

Maloney, Janis 

McKee, Jim 

Nobles, Kara 

Rispress, JoAnn 

Rodriguez, Gisela 

Savelle, David 

Welge, William, Jr. 

Florida House of Representatives Professional Staff Telephone Directory 

Public Information.....................921-7747 


Causseaux, Hannah 

Cruley, Lyndsey 

Robel, Melissa 

Rock, Erin 

Stuckey, Sarah 

Wolf, Ben 

Chaplain.....................................488-9215 


Perrier, Tim 

West, Bob 

Clerk............................................488-1157 


Bell, Diane 

Skinner, Judy 

Ward, Bob 

Calendar......................................488-1155 


Holt, Hope 

TBD 

Documents & Distribution........488-7475 


Chapman, John 

Jones, Gloria 

Editorial/Verification.................488-6331 


Barley, Debbie 

Chmielewski, Mikey 

Engrossing & Enrolling.............488-1157 


Jones, Laurie 

Nutting, Yvonne 

Journal........................................488-1151 


Barley, Debbie 

Beatty, Christopher 

Bronson, Jenn 

DiPano, Kristina 

Gallon, Jennifer 

Williams, Kimberly 

165 

Majority Leader.........................488-1993 


Hammond, Rebekah 

Kirkland, Glenn 

Logan, Brian 

Menendez, Jon 

Thomas, Janna 

Verghese, Sam 

Minority Leader.........................488-9622 


Berner, Sarah 

Betancourt, Ruben 

Brewer, Durward 

Cox, David 

Hollis, Mark 

Koburger, Jessica 

Mount, Judy 

Nathan, Carlos 

Turner, Christopher 

Messages......................................488-1157 


MacInnis, Vicky 

Pages & Messengers...................487-2390 


Doby, Joy 

Photographer..............................488-5068 


Foley, Mark T. 

Geddings, Meredith 

Print & Graphic 

Services..............................488-7097 


Alison, Cindy 

Elmore, Robbie 

Kearse, Fred 

May, Drew 

Nesmith, James 

Nugent, Tim 

Strickland, Tom 

Records Management................488-1026 


Cretul, Scott 

Laird, Kerry 

Stationery....................................922-7099 


Jones, Gloria

Administrative (continued): 

General Counsel.........................488-7631 


Carter, Velma 

Levesque, George 

Rubottom, Don 

Ward, Teresa 

House IT..................................488-8326#2 


Brailsford, Steve 

Byers, Bruce 

Campbell, Mark 

Carson, Nicholas 

Copeland, Tracy 

Faris, Eric 

Foutch, Roger 

Givens, Daryl 

Harrell, Bobby 

Hassell, Quintin 

Lalonde, Bryan 

Lanier, Raymond 

Linker, Joshua 

McDaniel, Doug 

McEwen, Kerri 

McPherson, Scott 

Monroe, Suzette 

Morgan, Dreama 

Nickerson, Sean 

Perlman, Lauren 

Perisetla, Jaya 

Reardon, Billie 

Roccanti, Daniel 

Schlaudraff, Mark 

Singletary, Michelle 

Vanderhoof, Thomas 

Webb, Kim 

Whichel, Ron 

Wiley, Kelly 

Professional Development.........488-1792 


Broussard, Beverly 

Ciccone, Lucy 

Sergeant at Arms....................... 488-8224 


McDonald, Marty 

Summerhill, Vicky 

Sumner, Earnest W. 

Audio/Visual...............................488-0298 


Tillman, Drew 

Traylor, Michael 

Maintenance & Support............488-0280 


Clark, Corey 

Housekeeping [Day]...................488-0280 

Connell, Modessa 

Crawford, Dorothea 

Gebhard, Dalila 

Hartsfield, Richard 

Kearse, Marie Jeannette 

Lowe, Gloria 

Nix, Paul 

Reed, Lawrence 

Janitorial [Night]........................488-4812 

Armstead, Benjamin 

Byrd, Shaketria 

Crowell, Robert 

Gatlin, Benjamin 

Green, Dewayne 

Lewis, Jeannette 

Pagel, William 

Paz, Amanda 

Maintenance...............................488-0280 

Edwards, Michael 

Guzman, Angel 

Peters, Michael 

Presnell, Matt 

Ray, Ryan 

Property & Inventory................488-0235 


Perkins, Larry 

Walker, Derek 

Repairs & Construction............488-1201 


Lawrence, Thomas 

Perez, Ruben 

Pittman, Bo 

166

Committees & Subcommittees: 

Appropriations Committee.......488-6204 


Delaney, Gus 

Ingram, Michele 

Kramer, Trina 

Larson, Lisa 

Leznoff, JoAnne 

Mullins, Michelle 

Piscitello, JoAnna 

Randolph, Cheryl 

Reshard, Debra 

Voyles Williams, Sarah 

Appropriations Subcommittees: 

Agri. & Natural Resources .......488-0696 


Lolley, Gail 

Massengale, Stephanie 

Perkins, Ralph 

Government Operations............488-0621 


Dykes, Jeff 

Fox, Richard 

Topp, Bruce 

Health Care.................................488-9435 


Clark, Brian 

Hicks, Anita 

Perritti, Richard 

Pridgeon, Eric 

Higher Education.......................488-0539 


Butler, Frances 

Garner, Jaime 

Heflin, Allyce 

Justice..........................................488-5282 


Jones Darity, Loretta 

McAuliffe, John 

Toms, Sarah 

PreK-12.......................................488-0482 


Heflin, Allyce 

Keith, Adam 

Seifert, Jennifer 

Transportation & Econ. Dev. ...488-9534 


Davis, Greg 

Fennell, Scott 

Rayman, Susan 

Economic Affairs Committee....488-3041 

204 HOB 

Adeyemo, Martha 

Croom, Sherri 

Ellinor, Martha 

Manning, Karen 

Rojas, Jason 

Tinker, Teresa 

Business & Consumer 

Affairs SC................................ 922-9381 

204 HOB 

Creamer, Teddi 

Livingston, Alan 

Morton, Michelle 

Community & Military 

Affairs SC.................................410-4905 

218 HOB 

Duncan, Pamela 

Gibson, Ben 

Hoagland, Barbara 

Nelson, Linda 

Tait, Michelle 

Economic Development & 

Tourism SC...............................414-9782 

204 HOB 

Kruse, Mark 

Tecler, Adam 

Insurance & Banking SC..........414-7365 

204 HOB 

Barnum, Richard 

Callaway, Katrina 

Cooper, Tom 

Reilly, Robert 

Transportation & Highway 

Safety SC...................................488-3483 

218 HOB 

Brown, Richard 

Johnson, Stephanie 

167 

Education Committee................488-7451 

313 HOB 

Beagle, Gavin 

Fudge, Jason 

Gilliam, Ann 

Graf, Shruti 

Guilford, Tammie 

Klebacha, Theresa 

Thomas, Margaret 

Valenstein, Jennifer 

K-20 Competitiveness SC..........488-3711 

313 HOB 

Ahearn, Marleen 

K-20 Innovation SC...................414-6694 

313 HOB 

Sherry, Heather 

Finance & Tax Committee........488-1601 


Aldridge, Vincent 

Dorsey, Rosa 

Flieger, Benjamin 

Langston, Don 

Wilson, Bill 

Health & Human 

Services Committee..................414-5600 

214 HOB 

Batchelor, Thabata 

Calamas, Christa 

Gormley, Carol 

Guzzo, Tony 

Holt, Leah 

Iseminger, Bobbye 

Poche, Michael 

Prater, Amanda 

Shaw, Lynne 

Villar, Melissa 


Services Access SC...................488-8315 

214 HOB 

Schoolfield, Kerry 


Services Quality SC...................487-2242 

214 HOB 

Calamas, Christa

Committees & Subcommittees: 

(continued) 

Judiciary Committee.................488-3088 

412 HOB 

De La Paz, David 

Havlicak, Randy 

Hudson, Jessica 

Jones, Missy 

Thomas, Tom 

Civil Justice SC..........................410-4922 

417 HOB 

Billmeier, Michael 

Bond, Nathan 

Woodburn, Jeffrey 

Criminal Justice SC..................488-6333 

417 HOB 

Cunningham, Katie 

Krol, Tabitha 

Williams, Tanesha 

Redistricting Committee...........488-3928 

400 HOB 

Boyce, Bradley 

Crofoot, Katie 

Fairbrother, Ben 

Kelly, Alex 

Morgan, John 

Poreda, Jason 

Silver, Jeff 

Takacs, Jeffrey 

West, Bob 

Congressional Redistricting SC 

House Redistricting SC 

Senate Redistricting SC 

Rules & Calendar Committee...488-0350 


Birtman, Stephanie 

Hunter, Robert 

Rulemaking & 

Regulation SC...........................487-0608 


Jensen, Lisa 

Miller, Eric 

Rubottom, Don 

Thompson, Sonja 

State Affairs Committee............488-4864 

303 HOB 

Camechis, Karen 

Godwin, Chandra 

Hamby, Tom 

Kliner, Michael 

Love, John 

Sims-Davis, Linda 

Agri. & Natural Resources SC..488-5465 

303 HOB 

Blalock, Adam 

Cunningham, Reid 

Deslatte, Jennifer 

Kaiser, Debbi 

Energy & Utilities SC................487-1342 

317 HOB 

Helpling, Caleb 

Keating, Cochran 

Shaw Collins, Lucretia 

Whittier, Shari 

Federal Affairs SC.....................414-6692 

303 HOB 

Cyphers, Brett 

Government Operations SC......488-6853 

317 HOB 

McDonald, Judy 

Meadows, Christopher 

Thompson, Jason 

Williamson, Heather 

168 

Select Committee on Government 

Reorganization........................414-5600 

214 HOB 

Gormley, Carol 

Iseminger, Bobbye 

Tinker, Teresa 

Select Committee on 

Water Policy.............................488-4864 

303 HOB 

Camechis, Karen 

Joint Administrative Procedures 

Committee……………………488-9910 

120 Holland Building 

TBD 

DeBoer, Sherrie 

Joint Committee on Public Counsel 

Oversite……………………..487-1342 


Carter II, Matthew M. 

Graham, Lois 

Joint Legislative 

Auditing Committee.............487-6204 

876 Pepper Building 

DuBose, Kathy 

Boyett, Cathy 

Joint Legislative 

Budget Commission.................488-6204 


Dorsey, Rosa 

Leznoff, JoAnne 

Joint Select Committee on 

Collective Bargaining ..............488-6853 

317 HOB 

Williamson, Heather

Phone Directory 

Tallahassee Professional Staff 

Name: Assigned to the: Room #: Phone #: 

Adeyemo, Martha Economic Affairs Committee 204 HOB 488-3041 

Ahearn, Marleen K-20 Competitiveness SC 313 HOB 488-3711 

Aldridge, Vincent Finance & Tax 221 Capitol 488-1601 

Alison, Cindy Clerk 334 Capitol 488-7097 

Alsup, Jeanette Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Armstead, Benjamin Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Armstrong, Jeff Administration 1201 Capitol 488-6026 

Austin, Tiffany Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Bahl, Mathew Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Barley, Debbie Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1151 

Barnum, Richard Insurance & Banking SC 204 HOB 414-7365 

Batchelor, Thabata Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Beagle, Gavin Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Beatty, Christopher Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1151 

Bedonie, Judi Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Bell, Diane Clerk 513 Capitol 488-1157 

Berner, Sarah Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Betancourt, Ruben Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Betta, Katie Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Billmeier, Michael Civil Justice SC 417 HOB 410-4922 

Birtman, Stephanie Rules & Calendar Committee 422 Capitol 488-0350 

Bishop, Hodge Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Blalock, Adam Agriculture & Natural Resources SC 303 HOB 488-5465 

Blanchard, Jeffrey Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Bond, Nathan Civil Justice SC 417 HOB 410-4922 

Boyce, Bradley Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Brailsford, Steve House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Brewer, Durward Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Bridges, Jayne Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Bronson, Jenn Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1151 

Broussard, Beverly Professional Development 327 Capitol 488-1792 

Brown, Richard Transportation & Highway Safety SC 218 HOB 488-3483 

Butler, Frances Higher Education App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0539 

Byers, Bruce House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Byrd, Shaketria Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Cain, Cindy Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Calamas, Christa Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Calamas, Christa Health & Human Services Quality SC 214 HOB 487-2242 

Callaway, Katrina Insurance & Banking SC 204 HOB 414-7365 

Camechis, Karen State Affairs Committee 303 HOB 488-4864 

Campbell, Mark House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Carson, Nicholas House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Carter, Velma General Counsel 422 Capitol 488-7631 

169




Castleberry, Ronda Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Causseaux, Hannah Public Information 418 Capitol 921-7747 

Chapman, John Clerk 326 Capitol 488-7475 

Chmielewski, Mikey Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-6331 

Ciccone, Lucy Professional Development 327 Capitol 488-1792 

Clark, Brian Health Care App. SC 221 Capitol 488-9435 

Clark, Corey Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Cobb, Lynn Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Collins, Carlecia Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Connell, Modessa Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Cooper, Tom Insurance & Banking SC 204 HOB 414-7365 

Copeland, Tracy House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Cox, David Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Crawford, Dorothea Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Creamer, Teddi Business & Consumer Affairs SC 204 HOB 922-9381 

Cretul, Scott Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1026 

Crofoot, Katie Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Croom, Sherri Economic Affairs Committee 204 HOB 488-3041 

Crowell, Robert Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Cruley, Lyndsey Public Information 418 Capitol 921-7747 

Cunningham, Katie Criminal Justice SC 417 HOB 488-6333 

Cunningham, Reid Agriculture & Natural Resources SC 303 HOB 488-5465 

Cyphers, Brett Federal Affairs SC 303 HOB 414-6692 

Davila, Michelle Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Davis, Eva Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Davis, Greg Transportation & Econ. Dev. App. SC 221 Capitol 488-9534 

De La Paz, David Judiciary Committee 412 HOB 488-3088 

Delaney, Gus Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Deslatte, Jennifer Agriculture & Natural Resources SC 303 HOB 488-5465 

DiPano, Kristina Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1151 

Doby, Joy Clerk 513 Capitol 487-2390 

Dorsey, Rosa Finance & Tax 221 Capitol 488-1601 

Duncan, Pamela Community & Military Affairs SC 218 HOB 410-4905 

Dykes, Jeff Government Operations App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0621 

Edwards, Michael Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Ellinor, Martha Economic Affairs Committee 204 HOB 488-3041 

Elmore, Robbie Clerk 334 Capitol 488-7097 

Fairbrother, Ben Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Faris, Eric House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Fennell, Scott Transportation & Econ. Dev. App. SC 221 Capitol 488-9534 

Fess, Julie Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Flieger, Benjamin Finance & Tax 221 Capitol 488-1601 

Foley, Mark T. Clerk 726 Capitol 488-5068 

170




Foutch, Roger House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Fox, Richard Government Operations App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0621 

Fudge, Jason Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Galliah, Kym Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Gallon, Jennifer Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1151 

Garner, Jaime Higher Education App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0539 

Gatlin, Benjamin Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Gebhard, Dalila Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Geddings, Meredith Clerk 726 Capitol 488-5068 

Gibson, Ben Community & Military Affairs SC 218 HOB 410-4905 

Gillespie, Joe Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Gilliam, Ann Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Givens, Daryl House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Godwin, Chandra State Affairs Committee 303 HOB 488-4864 

Godwin, Steve Administration 1201 Capitol 488-6026 

Gormley, Carol Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Graf, Shruti Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Green, Dewayne Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Guilford, Tammie Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Guzman, Angel Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Guzzo, Tony Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Hadley, Jackie Administration 1201 Capitol 488-6026 

Hamby, Tom State Affairs Committee 303 HOB 488-4864 

Hammond, Rebekah Majority Leader 322 Capitol 488-1993 

Harrell, Bobby House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Hartsfield, Richard Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Hassell, Quintin House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Havlicak, Randy Judiciary Committee 412 HOB 488-3088 

Heflin, Allyce Higher Education App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0539 

Heflin, Allyce PreK-12 App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0482 

Helpling, Caleb Energy & Utilities SC 317 HOB 487-1342 

Hertz, Celine Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Hicks, Anita Health Care App. SC 221 Capitol 488-9435 

Hoagland, Barbara Community & Military Affairs SC 218 HOB 410-4905 

Hollis, Mark Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Holt, Hope Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1155 

Holt, Leah Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Hudson, Jessica Judiciary Committee 412 HOB 488-3088 

Hunter, Robert Rules & Calendar Committee 422 Capitol 488-0350 

Imhof, Lynn Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Ingram, Michele Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Iseminger, Bobbye Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Jensen, Lisa Rulemaking & Regulation SC 317 Capitol 487-0608 

171




Johnson, Stephanie Transportation & Highway Safety SC 218 HOB 488-3483 

Jones Darity, Loretta Justice App. SC 221 Capitol 488-5282 

Jones, Gloria Clerk 326 Capitol 488-7475 

Jones, Laurie Clerk 513 Capitol 488-1157 

Jones, Missy Judiciary Committee 412 HOB 488-3088 

Kaiser, Debbi Agriculture & Natural Resources SC 303 HOB 488-5465 

Kearse, Fred Clerk 334 Capitol 488-7097 

Kearse, Marie Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Jeannette 

Keating, Cochran Energy & Utilities SC 317 HOB 487-1342 

Keith, Adam PreK-12 App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0482 

Kelly, Alex Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Kirkland, Glenn Majority Leader 322 Capitol 488-1993 

Klebacha, Theresa Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Kliner, Michael State Affairs Committee 303 HOB 488-4864 

Koburger, Jessica Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Kramer, Trina Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Krol, Tabitha Criminal Justice SC 417 HOB 488-6333 

Kruse, Mark Economic Dev. & Tourism SC 204 HOB 414-9782 

Laird, Kerry Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1026 

Lalonde, Bryan House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Langston, Don Finance & Tax 221 Capitol 488-1601 

Lanier, Raymond House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Larson, Lisa Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Lawrence, Thomas Sergeant at Arms 1202 Capitol 488-1201 

Lee, Jr., David Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Levesque, George General Counsel 422 Capitol 488-7631 

Lewis, Jeannette Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Leznoff, JoAnne Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Liepshutz, Paul Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Linker, Joshua House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Livingston, Alan Business & Consumer Affairs SC 204 HOB 922-9381 

Logan, Brian Majority Leader 322 Capitol 488-1993 

Lolley, Gail Agri. & Natural Resources App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0696 

Love, John State Affairs Committee 303 HOB 488-4864 

Lowe, Gloria Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

MacInnis, Vicky Clerk 513 Capitol 488-1157 

Maloney, Janis Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Manning, Karen Economic Affairs Committee 204 HOB 488-3041 

Massengale, Stephanie Agri. & Natural Resources App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0696 

May, Drew Clerk 334 Capitol 488-7097 

McAuliffe, John Justice App. SC 221 Capitol 488-5282 

McDaniel, Doug House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

172




McDonald, Judy Government Operations SC 317 HOB 488-6853 

McDonald, Marty Sergeant at Arms 512 Capitol 488-8224 

McEwen, Kerri House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

McKee, Jim Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

McPherson, Scott House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Meadows, Christopher Government Operations SC 317 HOB 488-6853 

Menendez, Jon Majority Leader 322 Capitol 488-1993 

Miller, Eric Rulemaking & Regulation SC 317 Capitol 487-0608 

Monroe, Suzette House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Morgan, Derek Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Morgan, Dreama House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Morton, Michelle Business & Consumer Affairs SC 204 HOB 922-9381 

Mount, Judy Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Mullins, Michelle Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Nathan, Carlos Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Nelson, Linda Community & Military Affairs SC 218 HOB 410-4905 

NeSmith, James Clerk 334 Capitol 488-7097 

Nickerson, Sean House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Nix, Paul Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Nobles, Kara Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Nugent, Tim Clerk 334 Capitol 488-7097 

Nutting, Yvonne Clerk 513 Capitol 488-1157 

Pagel, William Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Paz, Amanda Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-4812 

Pepper, Kirk Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Perez, Ruben Sergeant at Arms 1202 Capitol 488-1201 

Perisetla, Jaya House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Perisetla, Jaya House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Perkins, Larry Sergeant at Arms 1202 Capitol 488-0235 

Perkins, Ralph Agri. & Natural Resources App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0696 

Perlman, Lauren House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Perrier, Tim Chaplain 514 Capitol 488-9215 

Perritti, Richard Health Care App. SC 221 Capitol 488-9435 

Peters, Michael Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Pierce, Latasha Administration 1201 Capitol 488-6026 

Piscitello, JoAnna Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Pittman, Bo Sergeant at Arms 1202 Capitol 488-1201 

Poche, Michael Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Poreda, Jason Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Prater, Amanda Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Presnell, Matt Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Pridgeon, Eric Health Care App. SC 221 Capitol 488-9435 

Randolph, Cheryl Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

173




Ray, Ryan Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Rayman, Susan Transportation & Econ. Dev. App. SC 221 Capitol 488-9534 

Reardon, Billie House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Reed, Lawrence Sergeant at Arms 100 HOB 488-0280 

Reilly, Robert Insurance & Banking SC 204 HOB 414-7365 

Reshard, Debra Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

Rispress, JoAnn Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Robel, Melissa Public Information 418 Capitol 921-7747 

Roccanti, Daniel House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Rock, Erin Public Information 418 Capitol 921-7747 

Rodriguez, Gisela Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Rojas, Jason Economic Affairs Committee 204 HOB 488-3041 

Rubottom, Don General Counsel 422 Capitol 488-7631 

Rubottom, Don Rulemaking & Regulation SC 317 Capitol 487-0608 

Russ, Lynette Administration 1201 Capitol 488-6026 

Savelle, David Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

Schlaudraff, Mark House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Schoolfield, Kerry Health & Human Services Access SC 214 HOB 488-8315 

Seifert, Jennifer PreK-12 App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0482 

Shaw Collins, Lucretia Energy & Utilities SC 317 HOB 487-1342 

Shaw, Lynne Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Sherry, Heather K-20 Innovation SC 313 HOB 414-6694 

Silver, Jeffrey Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Sims-Davis, Linda State Affairs Committee 303 HOB 488-4864 

Singletary, Michelle House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Skinner, Judy Clerk 513 Capitol 488-1157 

Strickland, Tom Clerk 334 Capitol 488-7097 

Stuart, Ben Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Stuckey, Sarah Public Information 418 Capitol 921-7747 

Summerhill, Vicky Sergeant at Arms 512 Capitol 488-8224 

Sumner, Earnest W. Sergeant at Arms 512 Capitol 488-8224 

Tait, Michelle Community & Military Affairs SC 218 HOB 410-4905 

Takacs, Jeff Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Tecler, Adam Economic Dev. & Tourism SC 204 HOB 414-9782 

Thomas, Janna Majority Leader 322 Capitol 488-1993 

Thomas, Margaret Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Thomas, Tom Judiciary Committee 412 HOB 488-3088 

Thompson, Jason Government Operations SC 317 HOB 488-6853 

Thompson, Sonja Rulemaking & Regulation SC 317 Capitol 487-0608 

Tillman, Drew Sergeant at Arms 1202 Capitol 488-0298 

Tinker, Teresa Economic Affairs Committee 204 HOB 488-3041 

Toms, Sarah Justice App. SC 221 Capitol 488-5282 

Topp, Bruce Government Operations App. SC 221 Capitol 488-0621 

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Traylor, Michael Sergeant at Arms 1202 Capitol 488-0298 

Turner, Christopher Minority Leader 316 Capitol 488-9622 

Valenstein, Jennifer Education Committee 313 HOB 488-7451 

Vanderhoof, Thomas House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Verghese, Sam Majority Leader 322 Capitol 488-1993 

Villar, Melissa Health & Human Services Committee 214 HOB 414-5600 

Voran, Michelle Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Voyles Williams, Appropriations Committee 221 Capitol 488-6204 

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Walker, Derek Sergeant at Arms 1202 Capitol 488-0235 

Ward, Bob Clerk 513 Capitol 488-1157 

Ward, Teresa General Counsel 422 Capitol 488-7631 

Webb, Kim House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Welge, Jr., William Bill Drafting 1501 Capitol 488-5644 

West, Bob Chaplain 514 Capitol 488-9215 

West, Bob Redistricting Committee 400 HOB 488-3928 

Westcott, Eddie Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

Whichel, Ron House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Whittier, Shari Energy & Utilities SC 317 HOB 487-1342 

Wiley, Kelly House IT 802 Capitol 488-8326#2 

Williams, Kimberly Clerk 1502 Capitol 488-1151 

Williams, Lawanda Administration 1201 Capitol 488-6026 

Williams, Tanesha Criminal Justice SC 417 HOB 488-6333 

Williamson, Heather Government Operations SC 317 HOB 488-6853 

Wilson, Bill Finance & Tax 221 Capitol 488-1601 

Wolf, Ben Public Information 418 Capitol 921-7747 

Woodburn, Jeff Civil Justice SC 417 HOB 410-4922 

Wright, Margie Administration 1201 Capitol 488-6026 

Young, Kimberly Speaker 420 Capitol 488-1450 

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