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Friday, April 19, 2024

Hosting more than a dozen community listening sessions

Congressman Daniel Webster
Congressman Daniel Webster

It’s been great to be in the district. I love being in our communities learning more about what makes each one unique, the challenges you are facing and how I can better serve the constituents of Florida District 11.  

Every year since being elected to the U.S. House of Representatives I’ve hosted community listening sessions. These are small neighborhood gatherings that usually occur throughout the spring, summer and fall. Neighborhood residents are notified through various means, including by phone and mail. 

During this April recess, I will host more than a dozen listening sessions in neighborhoods across the district. I will host more of these throughout the year, so if we are not in your neighborhood this time we likely will be later in the year.

Thank you to the many who attended this first round of listening sessions. I appreciate you sharing your concerns with me.

Congressman Daniel Webster represents The Villages in the U.S. House of Representatives.

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