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Valentine's Day wedding and Passport Saturday events

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Kathryn Starkey

Okay, wonderful. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Um we have two events coming up that I wanted to make the public aware of. Um we have our beautiful Valentine's Day wedding ceremony, which is out front here in the historic courthouse. I love that. Um it's beautiful. Uh it is uh on Valentine's Day at eleven AM. And the deadline to register is the ninth of this month. Um, and we're limiting limiting it to 25 couples. We also have another event coming

up. It's called Passport Saturday. Our office is opened on Saturday, March 2nd from 9 a.m. to 1 PM, and that's in both government centers in New Port Richey and Dade City. So hopefully it's helpful. You won't have to take the kids out of school. You won't have to take time off work. Come and get your passport on March 2nd, 9 to 1 PM. My office held two big shred events. We come we do this in coordination with um your the county as

well as um Shred 360 and Covanta and I wanted to say it was a huge success. We had amazing turnout. We had a total of 468 cars between New Port Richey and Dade City and around 20,500 pounds of paper that we shredded for our public. Um so some great events uh that happened and coming up and I appreciate the time, Mr. Chair.