[NFBF-Melbourne] FW: July 21, 2024 - Mayfield Minute

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From: Senator Debbie Mayfield <mayfield.debbie.web-flsenate.gov at shared1.ccsend.com> 
Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2024 9:01 AM
To: dr.joycetaylor56 at gmail.com
Subject: July 21, 2024 - Mayfield Minute

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Mayfield Minute - July 21, 2024 

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Good Morning!

This past week, the nation was shaken by the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. 

An American hero, Cory Comperatore, attending the rally lost his life as he heroically shielded his family from gunfire. Two other rally attendees are in stable condition as they recover from their injuries. 

In times like these, it is crucial that we come together as a nation to support each other and uphold the values that bind our nation. Our thoughts and prayers go out to President Trump and his family as well as all of the victims affected by this senseless tragedy. 

I consider it a great honor to represent District 19. Please share this link with your friends and family so they too, can sign up for the  <https://ffi9sm7ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001yrCwY8JGE6EM_xvEv_2jLK6jUD8Dj5nDLTHNTR4ewdlZHMh2jvfuW3UNzwO5UHYWUwRLEf-SZ1O4lv7ql24GTpLpDT-RIXpHtVCrpBv1qJcvz3wCNfx8_m-AbJhbEQ9fiP0qtklDgWbsunS8MTNx7iYitYCqMoA8&c=OBLXd0tix0S_hkXEsWN9sKYEhgjaeQf1FhK1VmAGuAeTYg6x6iiRuA==&ch=2Mklz1mqEOFEKdK9qdOhJAgNod_uEkj9INiCM7mpkkrc-aEgNQjJ2g==> Mayfield Minute. 

If you or someone you know needs my assistance, please do not hesitate to contact my office. My staff and I are here to serve you! 

Statewide Update

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Florida Ranked Top Economy for the 2nd Year

Last week, CNBC ranked Florida's economy one of the strongest in the nation for the 2nd consecutive year. This achievement is a testament to the state's rapid economic growth, which has been nearly double the national rate since 2019. This is largely driven by an influx of new residents and business growth. 

Florida's broader economic health is reflected in its impressive statistics, a low unemployment rate of 2.6 %, a favorable corporate tax rate, and support for startups and small businesses. Governor DeSantis celebrated this achievement, highlighting the strategic actions taken in 2024 that contributed to Florida’s top ranking. 

Governor Desantis stated, "In 2024, we reduced spending, cut taxes, raised teacher pay, paid down record amounts of state debt, generated a huge budget surplus, ranked #1 in education, allocated record funding for Everglades restoration, and accelerated road and highway projects." The Legislature and the Governor's efforts in supporting policies that promote economic growth and stability have been key to Florida's success.

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Attorney General Moody & FDLE Announce Decline in Drug Related Deaths

Last week, Attorney General Moody and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) announced the 3rd consecutive report showing a decline in statewide drug-related deaths. 

Attorney General Moody credited the decrease to the relentless efforts of Florida law enforcement in removing deadly drugs from the streets and providing more resources to those struggling with addiction. She emphasized the ongoing need to combat the opioid crisis on multiple fronts, including law enforcement, addiction treatment, and federal court battles to enforce stricter immigration policies to curb the flow of illicit drugs.

FDLE Commissioner Mark Glass echoed these sentiments, highlighting the collaborative efforts between state agents, local law enforcement, lawmakers, and communities in reducing drug-related deaths and enhancing public safety. The report noted a 7% decrease in total drug-related deaths, a 10% decrease in fentanyl-related deaths, and a 10% decrease in opioid-caused deaths. In addition to law enforcement efforts, Attorney General Moody has been actively involved in legal challenges to tighten border security and halt the influx of Fentanyl. 

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Agency Highlight

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Florida Department of Elder Affairs 

This week, we are highlighting the Florida Department of Elder Affairs (DOEA). Established in 1988 under Governor Lawton Chiles, the department's mission is to promote the well-being, safety, and independence of Florida's senior citizens.

With nearly 6.3 million residents aged 60 and older in Florida, the DOEA plays an important role in advocating for this growing demographic. It operates under the mandate of the Older Americans Act, overseeing critical services in partnership with 11 Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs), or Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRCs).

The department has a wide range of programs aimed at supporting seniors and their caregivers. Key among these is the Alzheimer's Disease Initiative (ADI), which provides caregiver training, respite care, and support through specialized clinics and innovative day care models. Another notable program is the Florida Alzheimer's Center of Excellence (FACE) which offers holistic care for those living with dementia. 

DOEA also manages contracts for community-based services funded by federal and state resources such as the Older Americans Act (OAA). These services include Home Care for the Elderly (HCE), providing subsidies to caregivers supporting low-income elders at home, and the Emergency Home Energy Assistance for the Elderly Program (EHEAP), offering aid during home energy emergencies. Caregiver support programs are also provided by the DOEA, offering services like counseling and support groups to assist caregivers. 

Nutrition programs, including home-delivered meals, nutrition education, and initiatives like the Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) and the Nutrition Services Incentive Program (NSIP), ensure seniors receive adequate nutrition.

In addition to these services, the department engages senior volunteers through community service programs. First Lady Casey DeSantis's Hope Florida initiative has senior volunteers, known as "Hope Heroes," to mentor individuals with unique needs across the state. These volunteers contribute to community service efforts through partnerships with programs like AmeriCorps and the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP).

Through these comprehensive programs and initiatives, the Florida Department of Elder Affairs continues to lead in elder care, ensuring all Floridians have the support they need to enjoy a high quality of life.

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Constituent of the Week

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Joe Steckler

This week, we are highlighting Joe Steckler as our Constituent of the Week. Mr. Steckler is a distinguished member of the community and a tireless servant to the senior citizens of the Space Coast.

Mr. Steckler was born in Madisonville, Kentucky. After attending Madisonville North Hopkins High School, Mr. Steckler went on to receive degrees from both George Washington University and the Naval Academy. During his service in the U.S. Navy, he established the Navy’s first Retirement Home in Gulfport, MS. After retiring from the Navy, he moved to Brevard County and has been a resident for nearly 25 years. 

At 90 years old, Mr. Steckler continues to lead the Florida non-profit organization, Helping Seniors of Brevard, which he formed in 2011 to support senior citizens across the Space Coast. Mr. Steckler also established the Helping Seniors Offices and created a Senior Information Hotline to assist seniors in Brevard County, managing over 1,000 individual cases at no charge.

In addition, he also hosts ' Helping Seniors' TV program, a long running weekly radio show, and maintains the Helping Seniors website. Additionally, he oversees the distribution of the Helping Seniors Newsletter and contributes columns to major print publications in Brevard County.

Mr. Steckler established the Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation and was a major fundraiser for the initial endowment. When the Brevard Alzheimer's Foundation established the Adult Day Health Care Centers, 'Joes Club', in his honor because of his passion and work to benefit seniors in our community. The  <https://ffi9sm7ab.cc.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001yrCwY8JGE6EM_xvEv_2jLK6jUD8Dj5nDLTHNTR4ewdlZHMh2jvfuW_dBxDxGHZehwexNcItVKgaCR1H-1lp4dfJVbN3KQBqDJFFjAcdadjXQfztIdyZQIFA7SkcikcRuI_HexAThoZyd7AMsu7IAsw==&c=OBLXd0tix0S_hkXEsWN9sKYEhgjaeQf1FhK1VmAGuAeTYg6x6iiRuA==&ch=2Mklz1mqEOFEKdK9qdOhJAgNod_uEkj9INiCM7mpkkrc-aEgNQjJ2g==> Joe's Club locations provide valuable resources and services for many families throughout the county. Mr. Steckler is also responsible for leading the first Americorps Project ElderServe program in the state and pioneered the new Florida Project R.E.L.I.E.F. program, establishing a $2 million endowment.

Remarkably, after suffering a major stroke at age 82, Mr. Steckler filmed his recovery process to inspire others facing similar challenges, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to serving and motivating other senior citizens in community. 

Mr. Steckler has won numerous awards for his work, including the Diocese of Orlando Lumen Gentium Tribute, the Florida Council on Aging “Super Senior” and “Senior Media Vision” awards, and the “Crown of the Good Name” from Temple Beth Shalom.

As we highlight the Florida Department of Elder Affairs for their tireless work for senior citizens in Florida, we also honor Mr. Steckler’s dedicated efforts and significant contributions to the seniors of Brevard County. 

Senate District 19 thanks Mr. Steckler for the extraordinary work he has done for senior citizens in Brevard County.

District Highlights

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World's 2nd Largest Cruise Ship Docked at Port Canaveral 

Last week, the world’s 2nd largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean’s Utopia of the Seas, arrived at Port Canaveral. 

The Utopia of the Seas is designed for short three and four night cruises and can host 5,668 passengers on its 18 decks. Passengers can enjoy 21 dining venues, 23 bars, 5 pools, 3 water slides, and 2 casinos. 

Capt. John Murray, Port Canaveral CEO stated, "We are proud to be Royal Caribbean's partner for this industry first experience and excited to support the strong market demand for short itineraries. Our team is ready and committed to providing high-quality experiences to help all cruise guests launch their memorable journeys from our Port."

In order to keep up with the growing cruise industry, Port Canaveral recently announced plans to build a new cruise terminal. The new terminal, Cruise Terminal 7 (CT7), will be at the North 8 berth. This project will be completed in about two years and will give Port Canaveral more space for large cruise ships. 

Port Canaveral’s CEO, Capt. John Murray, explained, “Our ability to efficiently bring a new cruise terminal online was key to retaining and growing this important business segment that supports many jobs and delivers high value to our regional and state economy.”

It will be built with minimal disruption to current port operations. Micah Loyd, Chairman of the Canaveral Port Authority Board of Commissioners, emphasized that this move supports the economic growth of our community and helps Florida maintain its status as the “Cruise Capital of the World.”

With the arrival of Utopia of the Seas and the expansion plans at Port Canaveral, the community is set for exciting growth in tourism and economic opportunities. 

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FWC & Hubbs Seaworld Research Rescue Baby Dolphin in IRL 

Last week, the Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute (HSWRI) and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission rescued a baby dolphin that was found entangled in a fishing line in the Indian River Lagoon. 

The rescue team swiftly surrounded the dolphin with a net, enabling medical staff from Hubbs Research to safely cut the line and conduct a quick check-up. This collaborative effort highlights the ongoing work of the Hubbs SeaWorld Research Institute in Brevard County. They partner on studies aimed at understanding and preventing the underlying causes of marine mammal strandings. 

Additionally, HSWRI scientists serve as first responders for marine mammals in both Brevard and Volusia counties, showing their role as leaders in marine species rescue, rehabilitation, and release efforts.

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Upcoming Events

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Kennedy Space Center Hosts 'Fly with an Astronaut' Event

On Friday, July 26th, Kennedy Space Center will host their ‘Fly with an Astronaut’ event. This unique opportunity allows participants to explore the center with a veteran NASA astronaut as their guide. The day begins at 9:15 a.m. at the entrance of the Heroes and Legends Center for a preflight briefing, where guests will receive badges and specialized listening devices.

The first part of the tour will start at the Heroes and Legends Center, where your astronaut guide will introduce the group to the early pioneers of space exploration and discuss what it takes to become an astronaut. Following this, participants will board a private bus for a behind-the-scenes tour of NASA's facilities. 

After the bus tour, attendees will return to the visitor complex for a catered lunch with the astronaut, providing an opportunity to hear personal stories and ask questions. Each participant will receive a special pin to commemorate the experience. After lunch, guests will enter Space Shuttle Atlantis for a guided tour where they will also have the opportunity participate in the Shuttle Launch experience, simulating a launch into space at 17,500 mph. 

For more information on the event, including ticket prices, click here.

Indialantic Police Department Hosts Back to School Party

On Friday, July 26th, Indialantic Police Department is hosting a Back to School Party at the Mikey Goodwin Playground in Nance Park (201 N Miramar Ave). From 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., the Back to School Party will feature a bounce house, a movie in the park, and food trucks. Attendees are encouraged to bring donated school supplies to support Indialantic Elementary and Hoover Middle Schools. 

New school supplies can be brought to the park that evening or dropped off at participating businesses, including Dancin Dance Studio, Long Doggers, Atlantic Pack & Parcel, Space Coast Urgent Care, or the police department. 

For more information, contact Community Relations Officer Jason Parrish at 321-723-7788.

3rd Annual Pub Crawl for Homeless Veterans

On Saturday, July 27th, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., Downtown Cocoa Beach will host the 3rd Annual Pub Crawl for Homeless Veterans. This event offers participants five drinks, one at each stop, with tickets priced at $18 in advance or $25 on the day of the event. Attendees will enjoy a 50/50 drawing benefiting area homeless veterans, along with various prizes such as gift certificates to local bars and restaurants and vouchers for future pub crawls. 

The crawl begins at Salty Sisters (24 N. Brevard Avenue) and continues through Johnathan’s Pub, VFW Post, The Dunes, and Coconuts on the Beach. Participants are encouraged to bring donations of clothing, toiletries, and other essentials for homeless veterans. The event is free and open to all 21 and over, with a significant discount on beverages for ticket holders. 

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Contact Information

Melbourne Office 

900 East Strawbridge Avenue

Melbourne, FL 32901

(321) 409-2025

Tallahassee Office

400 Senate Office Building

404 South Monroe Street

Tallahassee, FL 32399-1100

(850) 487-5019

Staff: 

 <mailto:campbell.yvette at flsenate.gov> Yvette Campbell

 <mailto:lane.kelli at flsenate.gov> Kelli Lane

 <mailto:scaringe.samantha at flsenate.gov> Samantha Scaringe

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