RT @IleanaGarciaUSA: 📍Amazing event!! Relief for constituents. ¡Gracias! @PAofMiamiDade More than 315 residents served in Coral Gables. Pro…

📍💛 Davie, we’re bringing our office to you TODAY! My District 35 team will be at the Town of Davie from 10:00 AM–1:00 PM for our monthly Mobile Office Hours! Stop by to connect with a member of my team for assistance with state agencies, resources, & more. 🤝🏾✨

It was wonderful to join the @CityofKissimmee and the Hansen family for the unveiling of Bill Hansen Plaza at Kissimmee Lakefront Park! 💙 Guillermo “Bill” Hansen’s years of leadership and service have left a lasting impact on Kissimmee and Osceola County through his contributions to tourism, education, economic development, cultural enrichment, and our community. Congratulations to the Hansen family on this meaningful recognition and a legacy that will continue to be remembered for generations to come! ✨ #FLSD25 #Kissimmee #OsceolaCounty #BillHansenPlaza #CommunityLegacy ----- ¡Fue un placer acompañar a la Ciudad de Kissimmee y a la familia Hansen en la inauguración de Bill Hansen Plaza en Kissimmee Lakefront Park! 💙 Los años de liderazgo y servicio de Guillermo “Bill” Hansen han dejado un impacto duradero en Kissimmee y el Condado de Osceola a través de sus contribuciones al turismo, la educación, el desarrollo económico, el enriquecimiento cultural y nuestra comunidad. ¡Felicitaciones a la familia Hansen por este significativo reconocimiento y por un legado que continuará siendo recordado por generaciones! ✨ #FLSD25 #Kissimmee #OsceolaCounty #BillHansenPlaza #LegadoComunitario

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On the 25th anniversary of September 11, we honor the courage shown in the face of tragedy and the thousands of lives lost. We will never forget the victims, the first responders, the law enforcement officers, and all those who stepped forward that day. Their sacrifice and bravery continue to inspire us. 🇺🇸 Learn more about Florida law enforcement's response to 9/11: flsheriffs.org/blog/entry/fl…

Twenty-five years ago, our nation witnessed unimaginable evil and extraordinary courage. Today, we remember every innocent life lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, first responders, servicemembers, and ordinary Americans who fought a heinous act of terror with bravery and sacrifice.

🇺🇸 We will never forget. On September 11th, we remember the lives lost, honor the courage of the first responders and everyday heroes who answered the call, and hold close the families whose lives were forever changed. ❤️🤍💙 #NeverForget #September11 #PatriotDay

25 years ago, our nation changed forever. Today we remember the nearly 3,000 Americans we lost on that horrendous day, the first responders who ran toward danger and the patriots who answered the call in the months that followed. #NeverForget

On this 25th anniversary of September 11, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost and honor the courage of the first responders, servicemembers, and fellow Americans who stepped forward in our nation’s darkest hour. Our nation was forever changed – but we will always stand united, one nation under God.

Twenty-five years later, we remember the lives lost on 9/11. Today, we honor the courage of the first responders and emergency personnel, including those from Florida, who immediately deployed to Ground Zero risking their own lives to help when America needed them most. Photo: Members of the Florida Urban Search and Rescue Task Force, @MiamiDadeFire, prepare to enter Ground Zero, FEMA News Photo (FEMA Photo by Michael Rieger/Released)

Today, we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on Sept. 11, 2001, and honor the extraordinary courage of the first responders and everyday Americans who ran toward danger to help others. Twenty-five years later, we continue to honor their lives, their sacrifice and the resilience that brought our nation together.

Twenty-five years later, our children look out over the 9/11 Memorial. They did not live through that terrible day, but it is our duty to teach them. To remember every innocent life, honor the heroes who ran toward danger, and never forget how America stood as one. #NeverForget 🇺🇸

We remember the innocent lives that were lost 25 years ago on 9/11 and honor the bravery of those patriots who responded in the face of terror to help their fellow Americans. Let us never forget the power of unity and resilience. #PatriotDay

Today, on the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, we honor and remember the innocent lives lost and the brave first responders who ran toward the danger. We will never forget their courage, sacrifice, and the lasting impact of that day #NeverForget #PatriotDay

Twenty-five years later, we still remember the shock and heartbreak of that day, the thousands of lives lost, the incredible courage of the first responders, and the ordinary Americans who ran toward danger to help others. Today, we remember those we lost, honor the heroes who answered the call, and make sure a new generation understands why we promised we would never forget.

I was 12 years old on September 11, 2001. I was old enough to know something terrible had happened, but probably not old enough to understand just how much that day would change our country. Twenty five years later, I understand it differently. I understand the magnitude of what we lost that day. I understand the courage it took for first responders to run toward something everyone else was running from. And I understand why those who remember it so clearly have worked so hard to make sure the rest of us never forget. But there is another part of that story I think is worth telling our kids. September 12. The next morning, Americans woke up grieving, but we woke up together. Flags were everywhere. Churches were full. Neighbors checked on neighbors. People took care of each other. For a while, the things that divided us didn’t seem nearly as important as what we had in common. My children will only know September 11 through the stories we tell them. I want them to know about September 12, too. I want them to know what this country can look like when we remember that being Americans is something we share. And I want them to know about the 2,977 people who never got to see September 12, 2001. Twenty five years later, we remember them. And maybe we could stand to remember a little more of who we were the day after, too. Never forget. 🇺🇸

Today we honor the unbreakable spirit of our great Nation. We will #NeverForget the innocent lives lost 25 years ago today in NYC, Washington, and Pennsylvania, or those who perished in the months and years that followed defending our Nation in the Global War on Terror. 🇺🇸

I'm honored to appoint Mrs. Angela Rouson to the Parkinson’s Disease Research Board. Missy and I have cherished our time in the Senate with Angela and Darryl. Angela is deeply devoted to this cause. She is highly-valued and will serve the Senate well. Thank you ma'am! 🇺🇸🍊

This is a transformational day for rural Florida as we implement the first of a five-year initiative that will invest $1 billion to stabilize rural health care, expand access, and improve outcomes for Florida’s rural residents. TY @GovRonDeSantis 🇺🇸🍊 flgov.com/eog/news/press/202…