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Capitol Report - The Florida Legislature Will Ramp-Up Efforts on Major Issues in the Last Three Weeks
April 09, 2009

Florida’s Legislature will return from a holiday break with an aim to adjourn on Friday, May 1, sine die.

This Issue of Capitol Report summarizes the status of the higher profile policy isues moving through the Legislature at this point in the Session.

 

 

This Capitol Report was written by Rheb Harbison, a Senior Government Consultant in the Carlton Fields Tallahassee Office. He is principally responsible for advocating on behalf of the Firm’s clients before the legislative and executive branches, asserting positions on a variety of state business issues.

Rheb has 28 years of progressive senior level experience in lobbying, public affairs, communications, media relations, and marketing in both the public and private sectors. Rheb counsels clients on political action strategy and is also responsible for fund-raising and the activities of the Firm’s political action committee, which supports the election of local and state candidates for public office.

Since May he has participated in more than 160 interviews with legislative candidates.

Rheb can be reached at [email protected] or 850.224.1585.

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