TALLAHASSEE - Business, community, county, city and town officials ascended on the Florida State Capitol on Wednesday for the two-day start of Clay Day, an annual retreat to meet with the two Florida …
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TALLAHASSEE - Business, community, county, city and town officials ascended on the Florida State Capitol on Wednesday for the two-day start of Clay Day, an annual retreat to meet with the two Florida Representatives and Senator to affirm programs beneficial to the county. Wednesday's schedule included a meet-and-greet at the Capitol rotunda, followed by a reception at the Florida Professional Firefighter Union Hall. Thursday's program included sessions with Reps. Sam Garrison, Judson Sapp, Sen. Jennifer Bradley, and a special recognition for CCFR firefighters, Lt. Thomas Gill and Joe Hutchins, who rescued and revived a 15-month-old girl from Black Creek last August. They were honored by the full Florida House of Representatives during the legislative session. Check back with claytodayonline.com and our social media pages for more.
