Policy proposals overview and introductions
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The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Dec 16, 2024
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The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, Dec 16, 2024
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narrow it down and focus on specific policy proposals that we think uh will benefit the citizens of Pasco County as well as appropriations that we think will will help leverage uh tax dollars in a lot of ways. So Ralph, I'm gonna let you just kind of walk us through uh starting with the policy proposals. And uh again, this is meant to be a conversation. So uh Senator Hooper, Representative Maggard, if you have questions about what it is, uh we certainly can discuss it and we have like I said we have our subject matter experts here uh to provide any more
color to it uh that we could. So Ralph
Thank you sir, Ralph Lair, Intergovernmental Affairs Officer. Again, thank you all for being here. I do want to recognize Jonathan Till and Matthew Lawson with Senator Burgess's office and Jaden Cuzo with Representative Steele's office is here. So we appreciate them being here.
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