TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Senate President Ben Albritton praised the senate passage of the “Rural Renaissance” invoice and the life-changing affect it can have on these dwelling in rural Florida throughout an interview with Florida’s Voice Radio with Drew Steele on Thursday.
“It was an unimaginable second,” Albritton stated. “It’s a giant deal – it’s actually going to assist rural Florida.”
SB 110 goals to spice up financial growth and enhance high quality of life in Florida’s rural communities by making a devoted state workplace, enhancing grant applications, enhancing infrastructure, increasing healthcare entry, supporting schooling, and extra.
WATCH: Senate President @Sen_Albritton celebrates the senate passage of the “Rural Renaissance” invoice, and the life altering affect it can have on these dwelling in rural Florida pic.twitter.com/TPpNNCgIDV
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Sen. Corey Simon carried SB 110, which is a excessive precedence for Albritton, a sixth-generation Floridian and fourth-generation citrus grower.
HB 1427, an analogous Home invoice, is being carried by Reps. Philip Griffitts and Shane Abbott. The Home invoice nonetheless must move on the ground earlier than it heads to Gov. Ron DeSantis for potential signature.
