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Directory of The(Includes Florida listings for other legislative Senate offices) September 21, 2021 COPIES OF SENATE DOCUMENTS are available in printed form in the Senate Services Center, 301 The Capitol or electronically on the Florida Senate Website homepage: www.flsenate.gov Updated as needed, changes should be e-mailed to SENSECRETARY.NOTIFY Secretary of the Senate Suite 405, The Capitol 404 South Monroe Street Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1100 SENATE OFFICES AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF President President: Senator Wilton Simpson 409 The Capitol, 404 South Monroe Street ...................................................................(850) 487-5229 Senate VOIP 5229 Chief of Staff: Kathy Mears Deputy Chief of Staff: Tom Yeatman Deputy Chief of Staff for Communications: Katie Betta Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations: Reynold Meyer Senior Policy Advisor for Banking and Insurance: Christie Letarte Senior Policy Advisor for Economic Affairs: Andrew Mackintosh Senior Policy Advisor for Education: Kathy Mizereck Senior Policy Advisor for Healthcare: Allie Cleary Policy Advisor and Legislative Appointments: Lina Rojas Policy Advisor: Brooks Timmons Scheduler and Office Manager: Megan Ramba District Staff Coordinator: Jacqueline Peters Receptionist: Samuel Williams President Pro Tempore President Pro Tempore: Senator Aaron Bean 404 Senate Building, 404 South Monroe Street.............................................................(850) 487-5004 Senate VOIP 5004 General Counsel General Counsel: Jeremiah Hawkes 302 The Capitol, 404 South Monroe Street ...................................................................(850) 487-5237 Senate VOIP 5237 Deputy General Counsel: Justin Tamayo Public Records Manager: Michelle Perez Administrative Assistant: Michelle Zaleski Republican Office Majority (Republican) Leader: Senator Debbie Mayfield 330 Senate Building, 404 South Monroe Street.............................................................(850) 487-5184 Senate VOIP 5184 Staff Director: Ronnie Whitaker Deputy Staff Director: Luke Strickland Legislative Analysts: Kim Bertron and Austin Kernan Legislative Research Assistant: Jessica Hunter Press Secretary: Kinley Morgan Democratic Office Minority (Democratic) Leader: Senator Lauren Book 228 Senate Building, 404 South Monroe Street.............................................................(850) 487-5833 Senate VOIP 5833 Minority (Democratic) Leader Pro Tempore: Senator Bobby Powell Attorney: Matletha Bennette Legislative Analysts: Nikema St. Fleur, Margaret Thomas and John M. Toman 2 Secretary of the Senate 405 The Capitol, 404 South Monroe Street ...................................................................(850) 487-5270 Senate VOIP 5270 Secretary of the Senate: Debbie Brown Bill Drafting............................................................................................................... (850) 487-5312 310 The Capitol, 404 South Monroe Street, James Rhea Senate VOIP 5312 Calendar, Bill Filing, and Committee Reports......................................................... (850) 487-5267 405 The Capitol, Gary McKenzie, Robert Keith and Patrick Pinkerton Senate VOIP 5267 Journal, Publishing and Research ............................................................................. (850) 487-5270 305 The Capitol, Lucy Carter Senate VOIP 5270 Bill Analysis, Engrossing, Enrolling, and Messages ............................................... (850) 487-5270 310 The Capitol, Shasta W. Kruse Senate VOIP 5270 Services Center.......................................................................................................... (850) 487-5915 301 The Capitol, Travis Spiers Senate VOIP 5915 Page Program............................................................................................................. (850) 487-5256 32 Senate Building Senate VOIP 5256 Senate Information Technology Chief Information Officer: Bob Endress G08 Pepper Building, 111 W. Madison Street ..............................................................(850) 487-5111 Senate VOIP 5111 Deputy Chief Information Officer: Debbie Edwards Information Systems Project Administrator: Brian Stanton Senate Administration Director: Traci Jones 225 Knott Building, 404 South Monroe Street ..............................................................(850) 487-5636 Senate VOIP 5636 Deputy Director: Audrey Mathews Multimedia Communications and Instructional Design Communications Design and Development Manager: Marty Holland 2000 The Capitol, 404 South Monroe Street .................................................................(850) 487-5922 Senate VOIP 5922 Sergeant at Arms Sergeant at Arms: Damien Kelly 403 The Capitol, 404 South Monroe Street ...................................................................(850) 487-5224 Senate VOIP 5224 Deputy Sergeant at Arms: Zane Harrell and Dustin Morgan 3 4 DIRECTORY THE FLORIDA SENATE Senator District Office Tallahassee Office ALBRITTON, Ben (R) (863) 534-0073 (850) 487-5026 26th District Senate VOIP 42600 Senate VOIP 5026 [email protected] 314 Senate Building 150 North Central Avenue 404 South Monroe Street Bartow, FL 33830 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Asst.: Karen Whaley Asst.: John Hinchee and Andrew Liebert (941) 575-5717 410 Taylor Street, Suite 106 Punta Gorda, FL 33950 Asst.: Jae Williams Committees: Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government, Chair; Appropriations; Children, Families, and Elder Affairs; Environment and Natural Resources; Health Policy; Regulated Industries; Rules; and Joint Administrative Procedures Committee, Alternating Chair AUSLEY, Loranne (D) (850) 627-0474 (850) 487-5003 3rd District Senate VOIP 40320 Senate VOIP 5003 [email protected] FAX (850) 487-5086 20 East Washington Street 202 Senate Building Suite D 404 South Monroe Street Quincy, FL 32351 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Asst.: Austin Belet, Melissa Durham and Asst.: Leisa Wiseman Jerome Maples Committees: Agriculture; Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government; Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development; Environment and Natural Resources; and Joint Administrative Procedures Committee BAXLEY, Dennis (R) (352) 750-3133 (850) 487-5012 12th District Senate VOIP 41200 Senate VOIP 5012 [email protected] 412 Senate Building 206 South Hwy 27/441 404 South Monroe Street Lady Lake, FL 32159 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Asst.: Matthew McClain Asst.: Debbie Dennis (352) 789-6720 315 SE 25th Avenue Ocala, FL 34471 Asst.: Sharon Nehring Committees: Ethics and Elections, Chair; Appropriations; Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice; Community Affairs; Criminal Justice; Health Policy; Judiciary; Rules; and Joint Legislative Auditing Committee, Alternating Chair 5 Senator District Office Tallahassee Office BEAN, Aaron (R) (904) 757-5039 (850) 487-5004 President Pro Tempore Senate VOIP 40400 Senate VOIP 5004 4th District FAX (888) 263-1578 FAX (850) 410-4805 [email protected] 404 Senate Building Duval Station 404 South Monroe Street 13453 North Main Street Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Suite 301 Jacksonville, FL 32218 Asst.: Chad Corcoran, Dee Alexander, Chesten Goodman and Henry Mahler By Appointment Only Please call (904) 757-5039 Fernandina Beach, FL Committees: Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services, Chair; Appropriations, Vice Chair; Environment and Natural Resources; Health Policy; Reapportionment; Rules; Select Subcommittee on Congressional Reapportionment; and Joint Legislative Budget Commission BERMAN, Lori (D) (561) 292-6014 (850) 487-5031 31st District Senate VOIP 43100 Senate VOIP 5031 FAX (888) 284-6491 218 Senate Building [email protected] 404 South Monroe Street 2300 High Ridge Road Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Suite 161 Boynton Beach, FL 33426 Asst.: Daniel Delagrange, Evelyn DuPlecy and Abby Ross Committees: Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government; Education; Ethics and Elections; Finance and Tax; and Transportation BOOK, Lauren (D) (954) 424-6674 (850) 487-5032 Minority (Democratic) Leader Senate VOIP 43200 Senate VOIP 5032 32nd District [email protected] 228 Senate Building 967 Nob Hill Road 404 South Monroe Street Plantation, FL 33324 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Asst.: Zoraida Druckman, Angel Gonzalez and Sean LeHockey Committees: Children, Families, and Elder Affairs, Vice Chair; Regulated Industries, Vice Chair; Appropriations; Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services; Health Policy; Rules; and Joint Legislative Budget Commission 6 Senator District Office Tallahassee Office BOYD, Jim (R) (941) 742-6445 (850) 487-5021 21st District Senate VOIP 42100 Senate VOIP 5021 [email protected] 312 Senate Building 717 Manatee Avenue West 404 South Monroe Street Suite 100 Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Bradenton, FL 34205 Asst.: Kathy Galea, Jack Rogers and Amanda Romant Committees: Banking and Insurance, Chair; Agriculture; Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government; Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development; Judiciary; Rules; and Joint Legislative Auditing Committee BRACY, Randolph (D) (407) 297-2045 (850) 487-5011 11th District Senate VOIP 41100 Senate VOIP 5011 FAX (888) 263-3814 213 Senate Building [email protected] 404 South Monroe Street 6965 Piazza Grande Avenue Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100 Suite 302 Orlando, FL 32835 Asst.: Christopher
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