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Valencia's State Legislative Delegation Valencia’s State Legislative Delegation (as of 2/5/11) SENATE District 022 Senator David Simmons District 024 Senator Thad Altman Majority (Republican) Whip DOB: September 8, 1955 DOB: June 13, 1952 District Office: District Office: 6767 North Wickham Road 251 Maitland Avenue Suite 211 Suite 304 Melbourne, FL 32940 Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 (321) 752-3138 407-262-7578 Legislative Address: Senate VOIP 42200 Room 314, SOB Legislative Address: 404 South Monroe Street Room 320, SOB Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 404 South Monroe St. (850) 487-5053 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Senate VOIP: 5053 850-487-5050 Legislative Assistants: Senate VOIP 5050 Christine Wayne, Brittany O’Connor, and Legislative Assistants: Kari Janzen Valerie Clarke, Jean Jones, and Daniel [email protected] Peterson Committees: [email protected] -Military Affairs, Space, and Domestic Committees: Security, Chair -Budget Subcommittee on Education -Budget Subcommittee on Finance and Tax, Pre K-12 Appropriations, Chair Vice Chair -Agriculture -Budget -Budget -Budget Subcommittee on Higher Education -Judiciary Appropriations -Rules Subcommittee on Ethics & -Communications Elections -Health Regulation -Budget Subcommittee on Higher -Regulated Industries Education Appropriations District 019 Senator Gary Siplin District 026 Senator Mike Haridopolos DOB: October 21, 1954 Senate President District Office: DOB: March 15, 1970 1436 North Pine Hills Road District Office: Orlando, FL 32808 3270 Suntree Boulevard 407-297-2071 Suite 122 Senate VOIP 41900 Melbourne, Florida 32940 FAX: 407-522-2153 321-752-3131 Legislative Address: Senate VOIP 42600 Room 205, SOB Legislative Address: 404 South Monroe Street Room 409, SOB Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 404 South Monroe Street 850-487-5190 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Senate VOIP 5190 850-487-5056 Legislative Assistants: Senate VOIP 5056 Tanika Bango, Shannon Currie and Legislative Assistants: Lakeisha Hood Rivers Buford, Amy Bisceglia, [email protected] Nancy Bernier, and Becky Bauer Committees: [email protected] Valencia’s State Legislative Delegation (as of 2/5/11) -Agriculture, Chair Senate VOIP 5040 -Governmental Oversight and Accountability, Legislative Assistants: Vice Chair Laura Rodriguez, Sarah Hardy, -Higher Education, Vice Chair Yadira Holmes, and Rachel Perrin Rogers -Budget [email protected] -Budget Subcommittee on Education Committees: Pre K-12 Appropriations -Commerce and Tourism, Vice Chair -Budget Subcommittee on Higher Education -Budget Subcommittee on Education Appropriations Pre K-12 Appropriations -Reapportionment -Community Affairs -Regulated Industries -Criminal Justice -Joint Legislative Budget Commission -Rules Subcommittee on Ethics & Elections District 009 Senator Andy Gardiner Majority (Republican) Leader DOB: January 23, 1969 District Office: 1013 East Michigan Street Orlando, FL 32806 (407) 428-5800 Senate VOIP: 40900 Legislative Address: Room 330, SOB 404 South Monroe Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 (850) 487-5047 Senate VOIP: 5047 Legislative Assistants: Kathy Johnson, Stacy Vancamp-Garcia, and Michael Broom [email protected] Committees: -Budget Subcommittee on Finance and Tax -Health Regulation -Reapportionment -Rules District 015 Senator Paula Dockery DOB: June 6, 1961 District Office: P.O. Box 2395 Lakeland, FL 33806-2395 Phone: 863-413-2900 Senate VOIP 41500 FAX: 863-413-2902 Statewide: 1-866-248-6487 Legislative Address: Room 224, SOB 404 South Monroe Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 850-487-5040 Valencia’s State Legislative Delegation (as of 2/5/11) HOUSE District 079 Representative Mike Horner District 035 Representative Dean Cannon DOB: January 8, 1968 Speaker (2010 – 2012) District Office: DOB: August 2, 1968 323 Pleasant Street District Office: Kissimmee, FL 34741-5763 1992 Mizelle Dr (407) 943-3077 Suite 200 Legislative Address: Winter Park, FL 32792 Room 222, The Capitol 407-623-5740 402 South Monroe Street Legislative Address: Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Room 420, The Capitol 850-488-8992 402 South Monroe Street Legislative Assistant: Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Adam Lovejoy 850-488-2742 District Secretary: Legislative Assistant: Rose Hernandez Julie Fess [email protected] District Secretary: Committees: Kathy Gilland -Transportation & Economic Development [email protected] Appropriations Subcommittee -Appropriations Committee -Health & Human Services Access Subcommittee -Joint Legislative Budget Commission District 033 Representative Jason Brodeur -Transportation & Highway Safety DOB: June 7, 1975 Subcommittee District Office: Suite 208 114 West First Street Sanford, FL 32771-1273 407-302-4800 District 034 Representative Chris Dorworth Legislative Address: DOB: July 17, 1976 Room 1003, The Capitol District Office: 402 South Monroe Street 1055 AAA Drive, Suite 205 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Heathrow, FL 32746-5072 850-488-0468 407-333-1815 Legislative Assistant: Legislative Address: Jon Yapo Room 317, The Capitol District Secretary: 402 South Monroe Street Jennifer McDougald Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 [email protected] 850-488-5843 Committees: Legislative Assistant: -Criminal Justice Subcommittee Carolyn Johnson -Agriculture & Natural Resources District Secretary: Subcommittee Christopher Sileo -Finance & Tax Committee [email protected] -Higher Education Appropriations Committees: Subcommittee -Rulemaking & Regulation -Select Committee on Water Policy Subcommittee -Finance & Tax Committee -Community & Military Affairs Subcommittee -Economic Affairs Committee -Pre K-12 Appropriations Subcommittee -Rules and Calendar Committee Valencia’s State Legislative Delegation (as of 2/5/11) District 040 Representative Eric Eisnaugle District 041 Representative Stephen Precourt DOB: February 6, 1977 DOB: October 20, 1960 District Office: District Office: 2212 Curry Ford Road 7009 Dr. Phillips Boulevard Orlando, FL 32806-2422 Suite 270 407-893-3141 – Phone Orlando,FL 32819-5124 850-488-9770- Tallahassee 407-355-5784 Legislative Address: Legislative Address: Room 417, HOB Room 212, The Capitol 402 South Monroe Street 402 South Monroe Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 850-488-9770 850-488-0256 Legislative Assistant: Legislative Assistant: Joseph Clements Kelsey Wohlman District Secretary: District Secretary: Edgar Robinson Maggie Mickler [email protected] [email protected] Committees: Committees: -Civil Justice Subcommittee -Finance & Tax Committee -Rules & Calendar Committee -Rules & Calendar Committee -Business & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee -Judiciary Committee -Justice Appropriations Subcommittee District 36 Representative Scott Randolph DOB: October 17, 1973 District Office: 701 East South Street, Suite 100 District 038 Representative Bryan Nelson Orlando, FL 32801-2953 DOB: September 14, 1958 407-893-3084 District Office: Legislative Address: 409 S. Park Avenue Room 1302, The Capitol Apopka, FL 32703-5261 402 South Monroe Street 407-884-2023 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Legislative Address: 850-488-0660 Room 204, The Capitol Legislative Assistant: 402 South Monroe Street None Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 District Secretary: 850-488-2023 Jessica Graham Legislative Assistant: [email protected] Maria Pecoraro Committees: District Secretary: -Community& Military Affairs Gina Herron -Finance & Tax Committee [email protected] -Health & Human Services Quality Committees: Subcommittee -Insurance & Banking Subcommittee -Health Care Appropriations Subcommittee -Economic Affairs Committee -Rulemaking & Regulation Subcommittee -Government Operations Appropriations Subcommittee -Government Operations Subcommittee -Select Committee on Water Policy Valencia’s State Legislative Delegation (as of 2/5/11) District 032 Representative Steve Crisafulli District 049 Representative Darren Soto DOB: July 26, 1971 DOB: February 25, 1978 District Office: District Office: 2460 North Courtenay Pkwy 5425 S. Semoran Boulevard, Suite 1-B Suite 108 Orlando, FL 32822-1751 Merritt Island, FL 32953-4193 407-249-4743 or rd 321-449-5111 Kissimmee City Hall, 3 Floor Legislative Address: 101 N. Church Street Room 303, HOB Kissimmee, FL 34741-5054 402 South Monroe Street 407-846-5187 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Legislative Address: 850-488-4669 Room 200, HOB Legislative Assistant: 402 South Monroe Street Ryan Smith Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 District Secretary: 850-488-9240 Helen Franta Legislative Assistant: [email protected] Christine Aleknavich Committees: District Secretaries: -Agriculture & Natural Resources Tracy Brooks Subcommittee Cecilia Figueroa -Agriculture & Natural Resources [email protected] Appropriations Subcommittee Committees: -Business & Consumer Affairs -Civil Justice Subcommittee Subcommittee -Judiciary Committee -Rules & Calendar Committee -Justice Appropriations Subcommittee -State Affairs Committee -Rules & Calendar Committee District 037 Representative Scott Plakon District 039 Representative Geraldine F. DOB: March 13, 1959 (Geri) Thompson District Office DOB: November 18, 1948 1855 West State Road 434 District Office: Longwood, FL 32750-5071 511 West South Street, Suite 204 407-262-7520 Orlando, FL 32805-2761 Legislative Address: 407-245-1511 Room 303, HOB Legislative Address: 402 South Monroe Street Room 1402, The Capitol Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 402 South Monroe Street 850-488-2231 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 Legislative Assistant: 850-488-0760 Brent Riggle
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