STATE REPRESENTATIVE MEETS WITH CEDAR KEY MAYOR, VISITS REFUGES, HORSESHOE BEACH2024 February 17
Congresswoman Kat Cammack visited Cedar Key last week to meet with Mayor Sue Colson and to tour the Lower Suwannee and Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuges before heading to Horseshoe Beach for a Friends of the Nature Coast benefit/fundraiser for Hurricane Idalia victims. While with Mayor Colson, the pair discussed hurricane recovery efforts and progress on restoring the famous Cedar Key clam operations.
While with the folks at the Refuges, Representative Cammack spoke with the Refuge leaders about the importance of law enforcement efforts to protect lands, especially amid increased poaching efforts that break down fences, kill alligators and other protected animals, and damage property.
In Horseshoe Beach, Representative Cammack met with Horseshoe Beach residents who received funds from benefit efforts over the last six months. Dozens gathered at the Shrimp Boat Restaurant to support rebuilding efforts and to speak about what still needs to be done “to get the town back on its feet.”
While with the folks at the Refuges, Representative Cammack spoke with the Refuge leaders about the importance of law enforcement efforts to protect lands, especially amid increased poaching efforts that break down fences, kill alligators and other protected animals, and damage property.
In Horseshoe Beach, Representative Cammack met with Horseshoe Beach residents who received funds from benefit efforts over the last six months. Dozens gathered at the Shrimp Boat Restaurant to support rebuilding efforts and to speak about what still needs to be done “to get the town back on its feet.”
Adeline Sandridge
Deputy Chief for Communications & Operations
Office of Congresswoman Kat Cammack (FL-03) | Rayburn 2421
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