Ron DeSantis

Gov. DeSantis closes out the 2022 Legislative Session.

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Governor DeSantis attends the Strawberry Festival in Plant City to sign into law a bill designating Strawberry Shortcake as the official dessert of Florida.

Governor DeSantis hosts a roundtable with physicians nationwide on ending COVID theater once and for all.

Governor DeSantis holds a press conference on state and local efforts to stop the wildfires in Bay County.

Governor DeSantis is in Bay County responding to more than 1,000 acres of wildfire damages.

Governor DeSantis announces that global shipping company, Sea-Lead Shipping, is moving part of their operations from California to Jacksonville.

Governor DeSantis holds a press conference to address the importance of protecting the freedom of speech for Florida’s health practitioners.

Governor DeSantis is at the University of South Florida to announce investments in cybersecurity workforce education.

Governor Ron DeSantis is in Indian River County announcing $4.45 million in small community infrastructure investments.

The Governor announced rural infrastructure funding and community development block funding for City of Greenville (Madison County), City of Palatka (Putnam County) and Suwannee County.

Governor DeSantis criticizes the Biden Administration for denying Florida’s request for Individual Assistance for those displaced by tornadoes in Charlotte and Lee counties.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Florida welcomed 30.9 million visitors between October and December 2021, marking the second consecutive quarter that overall visitation has surpassed 2019, pre-pandemic levels. Overall in 2021, Florida had nearly 118 million domestic visitors, the highest level in state history, as residents of other states flocked to Florida as a refuge from lockdown policies.

Governor DeSantis announces Florida had 30.9 million visitors from October to December, the second consecutive quarter where visitation has topped pre-pandemic levels.

Governor DeSantis is in Jackson County to award $91 million to infrastructure projects that will protect against future storm damage.

Governor DeSantis hosted a roundtable on the effects of the ongoing Biden Border Crisis.

Governor DeSantis invests $89 million into workforce education and training initiatives for Floridians.

Governor DeSantis announces funding for 113 projects across the state through the Resilient Florida Grant Program.

Governor DeSantis calls on the Biden Administration to allocate funds to advance the EAA Reservoir project.

Governor DeSantis is awarding over $80 million for infrastructure projects in South Florida.

Governor Ron DeSantis held a roundtable with doctors and patients who have recently received monoclonal antibodies now banned by the Biden Administration to highlight the real-world clinical success of these treatments. On Monday night, Biden’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) unexpectedly revoked the emergency use authorization (EUA) for the Eli Lilly and Regeneron monoclonal antibodies. As a result of this abrupt and clinically unsupported action, the appointments for more than 2,000 Floridians to receive monoclonal antibodies were cancelled.

Governor DeSantis is in Miami hosting a roundtable at a monoclonal antibody treatment site that was forced to close because of the Biden Administration.

Governor DeSantis announces that more than 81,000 students are receiving free books through the “New Worlds Reading Initiative.”

Today, Governor Ron DeSantis awarded $2.3 million in funding to support rapid credentialing workforce and education programs, including Commercial Driver’s License and Logistics training. These programs will help Floridians earn high-wage jobs and support the supply chain that is currently in great need of workers. Governor DeSantis made the announcement at the Hardee Campus of South Florida State College, an award recipient and strong performer in the Florida Department of Education’s (FDOE) rapid credentialing program.

First Lady Casey DeSantis announced the launch of a free substance abuse curriculum for schools in the form of a ‘School Assemblies Toolkit’ through Florida’s The Facts. Your Future. campaign. This program directly engages youth in Florida to improve their understanding of the life-altering effects of drug abuse and empowers teens to reach their full potential.