Can Volusia County Sell Conservation Land? Proposal 5 EXPLAINED | 2026 Ballot | S5E102

Watch Can Volusia County Sell Conservation Land? Proposal 5 EXPLAINED | 2026 Ballot | S5E102 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QpZKsdx6ZA

What would Volusia County Proposal 5 actually change?

Volusia County Charter Amendment 5 would establish a registry of conservation land. Under the proposed amendment, land placed on the registry could not be conveyed unless the County Council determines that the property is no longer needed for conservation purposes.

The proposal would also require a majority plus one vote of the entire County Council to add property to the registry or remove property from the registry for purposes of sale or transfer. The amendment **includes exceptions** (AKA – Loopholes!) for public purposes and takings through eminent domain.

In this clip, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains what Proposal 5 would do, how the proposed conservation-land registry would work, and what the amendment would change in the County Charter.

📍 Volusia County Charter Amendment 5
🗳️ November 3, 2026 General Election

This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

This video is intended to provide civic and legal education about the proposal—not to tell you how to vote.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyElections #2026Election #CharterAmendment #Proposal5 #ConservationLand #KatherineHenry #RestoreFreedom

By |2026-10-12T14:40:46-04:00October 12, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Can Volusia County Sell Conservation Land? Proposal 5 EXPLAINED | 2026 Ballot | S5E102

What would Volusia County Proposal 5 actually change?

Volusia County Charter Amendment 5 would establish a registry of conservation land. Under the proposed amendment, land placed on the registry could not be conveyed unless the County Council determines that the property is no longer needed for conservation purposes.

The proposal would also require a majority plus one vote of the entire County Council to add property to the registry or remove property from the registry for purposes of sale or transfer. The amendment **includes exceptions** (AKA – Loopholes!) for public purposes and takings through eminent domain.

In this clip, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains what Proposal 5 would do, how the proposed conservation-land registry would work, and what the amendment would change in the County Charter.

📍 Volusia County Charter Amendment 5
🗳️ November 3, 2026 General Election

This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

This video is intended to provide civic and legal education about the proposal—not to tell you how to vote.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyElections #2026Election #CharterAmendment #Proposal5 #ConservationLand #KatherineHenry #RestoreFreedom

By |2026-10-12T14:39:31-04:00October 12, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government, Podcast, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Volusia Proposal 4 EXPLAINED: County Personnel & Problems with Due Process? | 2026 Ballot | S5E101

Watch Volusia Proposal 4 EXPLAINED: County Personnel & Problems with Due Process? | 2026 Ballot | S5E101 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3__AtzhZnqU

What would Volusia County Proposal 4 actually change?

Volusia County Charter Amendment 4 would remove provisions related to personnel administration from the County Charter and require provisions to be established by ordinance by the County Council. Due Process protections are lost with this change…hear why.

In this clip, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains what Proposal 4 would do, what it would change about the County Charter, and what voters should understand before voting on this amendment.

This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

This video is intended to provide civic and legal education about the proposal—not to tell you how to vote.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyElections #2026Election #CharterAmendment #Proposal4 #KatherineHenry #RestoreFreedom

By |2026-10-12T14:40:22-04:00October 9, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Volusia Proposal 4 EXPLAINED: County Personnel & Problems with Due Process? | 2026 Ballot | S5E101

What would Volusia County Proposal 4 actually change?

Volusia County Charter Amendment 4 would remove provisions related to personnel administration from the County Charter and require provisions to be established by ordinance by the County Council. Due Process protections are lost with this change…hear why.

In this clip, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains what Proposal 4 would do, what it would change about the County Charter, and what voters should understand before voting on this amendment.

This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

This video is intended to provide civic and legal education about the proposal—not to tell you how to vote.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyElections #2026Election #CharterAmendment #Proposal4 #KatherineHenry #RestoreFreedom

By |2026-10-12T14:39:33-04:00October 9, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government, Podcast, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Volusia County Prop 3 EXPLAINED: What Does It Change About Constitutional Officers? 2026 VOTE S5E100

Watch Volusia County Prop 3 EXPLAINED: What Does It Change About Constitutional Officers? 2026 VOTE S5E100 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-5t5attrto

What would Volusia County Proposal 3 actually change?

Volusia County Charter Amendment 3 would update the Volusia County Home Rule Charter to reflect changes made to the Florida Constitution in 2018 regarding county constitutional officers. ***But this Ballot Proposal goes far beyond just that…***

In this clip, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains what Proposal 3 does, why these Charter provisions are being changed, and what voters should understand before voting on the amendment.

📍 2026 Volusia County Charter Amendments
🗳️ Proposal 3
📅 November 3, 2026 General Election

This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

This video is intended to provide civic and legal education about the proposal—not to tell you how to vote.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyElections #2026Election #BallotAmendments #CharterAmendment #Proposal3 #KatherineHenry #RestoreFreedom

By |2026-10-12T14:38:14-04:00October 7, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government|0 Comments

Volusia County Prop 3 EXPLAINED: What Does It Change About Constitutional Officers? 2026 VOTE S5E100

What would Volusia County Proposal 3 actually change?

Volusia County Charter Amendment 3 would update the Volusia County Home Rule Charter to reflect changes made to the Florida Constitution in 2018 regarding county constitutional officers. ***But this Ballot Proposal goes far beyond just that…***

In this clip, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains what Proposal 3 does, why these Charter provisions are being changed, and what voters should understand before voting on the amendment.

📍 2026 Volusia County Charter Amendments
🗳️ Proposal 3
📅 November 3, 2026 General Election

This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

This video is intended to provide civic and legal education about the proposal—not to tell you how to vote.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyElections #2026Election #BallotAmendments #CharterAmendment #Proposal3 #KatherineHenry #RestoreFreedom

By |2026-10-12T14:36:50-04:00October 7, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government, Podcast|0 Comments

Who Pays for County Council Expenses? | Volusia Proposal 2 EXPLAINED | 2026 Ballot | S5E99

Watch Who Pays for County Council Expenses? | Volusia Proposal 2 EXPLAINED | 2026 Ballot | S5E99 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et0RZ-Zz-Xk

Who pays for the work-related expenses of Volusia County Council members—and what would Proposal 2 change?

In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Volusia County Proposal 2, one of five proposed amendments to the Volusia County Home Rule Charter appearing on the 2026 General Election ballot.

Proposal 2 would allow County Council members to be reimbursed for in-county “expenses” in addition to their $55,000 annual pay.

In this video, Katherine explains:

– What Proposal 2 would change
– The current Charter restrictions on Council-member expense reimbursement
– What the proposed amendment would remove
– Why this issue is addressed in the County Charter
– What Volusia County voters will be asked to decide

This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain what the proposed Charter amendment says so voters can understand the issue and make their own decisions.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaProposal2 #2026Election #VolusiaCountyBallot #CountyCouncil #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote #FloridaPolitics

By |2026-10-12T14:35:09-04:00October 5, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Who Pays for County Council Expenses? | Volusia Proposal 2 EXPLAINED | 2026 Ballot | S5E99

Who pays for the work-related expenses of Volusia County Council members—and what would Proposal 2 change?
 
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Volusia County Proposal 2, one of five proposed amendments to the Volusia County Home Rule Charter appearing on the 2026 General Election ballot.
 
Proposal 2 would allow County Council members to be reimbursed for in-county “expenses” in addition to their $55,000 annual pay.
 
In this video, Katherine explains:
 
– What Proposal 2 would change
– The current Charter restrictions on Council-member expense reimbursement
– What the proposed amendment would remove
– Why this issue is addressed in the County Charter
– What Volusia County voters will be asked to decide
 
This video is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko Info PDF at: RestoreFreedom.us/2026Amendments
 
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
 
The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain what the proposed Charter amendment says so voters can understand the issue and make their own decisions.
 
Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.
 
#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaProposal2 #2026Election #VolusiaCountyBallot #CountyCouncil #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote #FloridaPolitics
By |2026-10-12T14:36:04-04:00October 5, 2026|Categories: Legal News, Local Government, Podcast, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Volusia County Proposal 1 EXPLAINED: Who Will Choose the County Chair? | 2026 Ballot | S5E98

Watch Volusia County Proposal 1 EXPLAINED: Who Will Choose the County Chair? | 2026 Ballot | S5E98 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9L5Upx148lU

What would Volusia County Proposal 1 actually change?

In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Volusia County Proposal 1, one of five proposed amendments to the Volusia County Home Rule Charter appearing on the November 2026 ballot.

Proposal 1 would make several changes to the structure of the Volusia County Council. Among other things, it would:

Return the County Council to seven members—five district members and two at-large members
Have the County Council choose one of its members to serve as County Chair each year
Limit a Council member to two consecutive one-year terms as Chair
Establish a more restrictive term limit under which a Council member could not appear on the ballot if, at the end of the current term, they would have served eight consecutive years on the Council.

In this video, Katherine breaks down the proposed changes and explains how Proposal 1 would alter the structure and operation of Volusia County government.

This video covers:
🏛️ The proposed seven-member County Council
👥 Five district members and two at-large members
📋 How the County Chair would be selected
⏳ The proposed Council term-limit change
🗳️ What voters will see on the 2026 ballot

This is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko

📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach

The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain what the proposed Charter amendment says so voters can understand the proposed changes and make their own decisions.

Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.

#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyPolitics #2026Election #VolusiaCountyBallot #VolusiaProposal1 #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote #FloridaPolitics

By |2026-10-05T08:39:18-04:00September 29, 2026|Categories: Local Government, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Volusia County Proposal 1 EXPLAINED: Who Will Choose the County Chair? | 2026 Ballot | S5E98

What would Volusia County Proposal 1 actually change?
 
In this short presentation, Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry explains Volusia County Proposal 1, one of five proposed amendments to the Volusia County Home Rule Charter appearing on the November 2026 ballot.
 
Proposal 1 would make several changes to the structure of the Volusia County Council. Among other things, it would:
 
Return the County Council to seven members—five district members and two at-large members
Have the County Council choose one of its members to serve as County Chair each year
Limit a Council member to two consecutive one-year terms as Chair
Establish a more restrictive term limit under which a Council member could not appear on the ballot if, at the end of the current term, they would have served eight consecutive years on the Council.
 
In this video, Katherine breaks down the proposed changes and explains how Proposal 1 would alter the structure and operation of Volusia County government.
 
This video covers:
🏛️ The proposed seven-member County Council
👥 Five district members and two at-large members
📋 How the County Chair would be selected
⏳ The proposed Council term-limit change
🗳️ What voters will see on the 2026 ballot
 
This is part of Katherine Henry’s 2026 Ballot Proposals Explained educational series. Full video at: https://youtu.be/oJ2TtPruNko
 
📍 Presented at: Port Orange Christian Church
📅 September 18, 2026
🎤 Presented by: Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry
🤝 Hosted by: Republican Liberty Caucus of Daytona Beach
 
The purpose of this presentation is civic education—to explain what the proposed Charter amendment says so voters can understand the proposed changes and make their own decisions.
 
Know what’s on your ballot. Know what it would change. Know before you vote.
 
#VolusiaCounty #VolusiaCountyPolitics #2026Election #VolusiaCountyBallot #VolusiaProposal1 #CivicEducation #KatherineHenry #KnowBeforeYouVote #FloridaPolitics
By |2026-10-05T08:38:36-04:00September 29, 2026|Categories: Local Government, Podcast, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

How to Find Your City’s Laws Online S5E43

Watch How to Find Your City’s Laws Online S5E43 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS5SQya_KF8

Looking for the laws passed in your city, village or township? What are those laws likely called, and where can you find them online? Check out this video for those answers and more! And join our next LIVE Call-In Show with any additional questions you may have on this topic!

One source mentioned is library.municode.com

By |2026-06-08T07:31:27-04:00June 8, 2026|Categories: Laws, Local Government, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

How to Find Your City’s Laws Online S5E43

Looking for the laws passed in your city, village or township? What are those laws likely called, and where can you find them online? Check out this video for those answers and more! And join our next LIVE Call-In Show with any additional questions you may have on this topic!

One source mentioned is library.municode.com

By |2026-08-11T14:31:23-04:00June 8, 2026|Categories: Laws, Local Government, Podcast, Quick Clarifications|0 Comments

Candidate Forum – Are these Congressional, State, County & Local Candidates Constitutional? 042026

Watch Candidate Forum – Are these Congressional, State, County & Local Candidates Constitutional? 042026 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayl-BcQT-Xw

This is a Volusia County Candidate Forum, hosted by Volusia Overwatch, and Moderated by Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry, joined with Mark Murphy. Are these Congressional, State, County & Local Candidates Constitutional? Watch how these 14 candidates answer the questions and see for yourself!

Thank you to the following candidates for participating in this forum:
State & Federal
Cong Dist 6 – Aaron Baker
Cong Dist 7 – Michael Don Johnson
Cong Dist 7 – Sarah Ulrich
FL Senate Dist 8 – Jason Volez
FL Senate Dist 8 – Gabe Wosniak
FL CFO – Dr Frank W. Colliage
Volusia County
VC Council At Large – Mike Pionatowski
VC Council Dist 1- Melissa D. Thorne
VC Council Dist 5 – David Sosa
VC School Bd Dist 1 – Brenda Beery
VC School Bd Dist 1 – Jaclyn Carrell
City Commission
Deltona Comm – Kim Eddins
OB Zone 1 – Coleen McMahan
OB Zone 2 – Jennifer Bright

By |2026-04-30T16:56:23-04:00April 27, 2026|Categories: Event, Local Government|0 Comments

Candidate Forum – Are these Congressional, State, County & Local Candidates Constitutional? 042026

This is a Volusia County Candidate Forum, hosted by Volusia Overwatch, and Moderated by Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry, joined with Mark Murphy. Are these Congressional, State, County & Local Candidates Constitutional? Watch how these 14 candidates answer the questions and see for yourself! 

Thank you to the following candidates for participating in this forum:
State & Federal                                                         
Cong Dist 6 – Aaron Baker                              
Cong Dist 7 – Michael Don Johnson                  
Cong Dist 7 – Sarah Ulrich                          
FL Senate Dist 8 – Jason Volez                          
FL Senate Dist 8 – Gabe Wosniak                          
FL CFO – Dr Frank W. Colliage        
Volusia County
VC Council At Large – Mike Pionatowski
VC Council Dist 1- Melissa D. Thorne
VC Council Dist 5 – David Sosa
VC School Bd Dist 1 – Brenda Beery        
VC School Bd Dist 1 – Jaclyn Carrell
City Commission
Deltona Comm – Kim Eddins
OB Zone 1 – Coleen McMahan
OB Zone 2 – Jennifer Bright

By |2026-08-11T14:28:52-04:00April 27, 2026|Categories: Event, Local Government, Podcast|0 Comments

Want free Oakley’s? Work for the city!

A de-stressing webinar and $300 oakleys among other things! Insane! $25,000 monthly spending limits on employee cards! https://www.news-journalonline.com/story/news/local/volusia/2025/11/07/daytona-government-spending-questioned/87100292007/

By |2025-11-07T11:42:40-05:00November 7, 2025|Categories: Info, Local Government|0 Comments

Speak at your upcoming County Legislative Delegation Meeting!

Live in Florida? Speak at your upcoming County Legislative Delegation Meeting! Even if the formal sign-up has passed, you may be able to speak during the public comment period. Here’s examples of important bills this session.

By |2026-02-23T15:33:36-05:00January 8, 2025|Categories: Get Involved, Local Government|0 Comments

Latest Motion & Appeal Brief Filed to Restore Freedom for homeowners!

‍Our Reply Brief has now been filed in our ordinance “violation” appeal!  Want an example of a terrible Brief? The City’s Answer Brief is at https://wp.me/aecX6i-2DP.  Want to see how you rip a terrible brief to shreds?  Our Reply Brief is at https://wp.me/aecX6i-2DR. In some states, like Florida, you have to ask the court for permission to have Oral Argument.  If you want to see a short 2-page example of such a request, check out our recent Motion for Oral Argument at https://wp.me/aecX6i-2DN!

By |2023-07-31T11:51:27-04:00July 31, 2023|Categories: Court Documents, Legal Updates, Local Government, Ormond Beach|0 Comments

Ipse Dixit! – Freedom Fighting Tools S2E15

Empower yourself to fight attorney Ipse Dixit with these #FreedomFightingTools !
~ Ormond Beach Atty Ipse Dixit Example restorefreedomkh.com/ukw5
~ Response to OB Ipse Dixit https://wp.me/aecX6i-2ol
~ Appeal fighting Allegan Ipse Dixit restorefreedomkh.com/nqim

By |2023-04-27T11:28:29-04:00April 28, 2023|Categories: Court Documents, Freedom Fighting Tools, Local Government|0 Comments

Check out James Madison Audit’s “How to Be The MOST DIFFICULT Person in the Room”

@JamesMadisonAudits thank you for your help in this matter! It certainly takes teamwork to make the American Dream work! Also, thank you @ThisisaPublicService for your help, too!!

By |2023-04-16T10:37:18-04:00April 11, 2023|Categories: Court Documents, Local Government|0 Comments

Video~ Event: Full Ormond Beach v Henrys Special Magistrate Hearing 022723

The full interaction between Katherine, the Special Magistrate & City Attorney, including Katherine’s Motion to Dismiss & testimony re: 3 civil charges by the City of Ormond Beach against the Henrys regarding their fence, pavers and storage containers.

Following the Constitution is “without merit.” City is not required to follow state law. 4th amendment violations – Who cares? Not this court! 14th amendment violations – nothing to see here…

Watch this video at https://youtu.be/GgV2NGP_4qI

By |2026-04-23T19:05:51-04:00March 4, 2023|Categories: Event, Local Government, Ormond Beach|0 Comments

Video~ Local Government doesn’t have to follow laws! Intro to OB v Henrys Special Magistrate Hearing 022723

The 19 minute interaction between Katherine, the Special Magistrate & City Attorney, including Katherine’s Motion to Dismiss, prior to testimony re: 3 civil charges by the City of Ormond Beach against the Henrys regarding their fence, pavers and storage containers.

Original clip from @ThisisaPublicService found here: https://youtu.be/pheoOQFuFZI

Watch this video at https://youtu.be/zw2saPyZaxU

By |2026-04-15T15:38:51-04:00March 1, 2023|Categories: Clips & Previews, Local Government, Ormond Beach|0 Comments

Florida Supreme Court Shuts Down Local Government 2A Regulations

Yesterday, the FL Supreme Court upheld a state law that stops local governments from implementing firearm regulations. We have a long way to go, but this is a step in the right direction!  Full Court Opinion: https://restorefreedomkh.com/sc21-917/

By |2023-01-20T10:18:53-05:00January 20, 2023|Categories: Court Documents, Legal Updates, Local Government|0 Comments

Video~ What Our Legislators Must Do This Session! 010923

Speech: Volusia County legislative delegation meeting 010923

‍In our Republican Form of Government, it is our duty to instruct our representatives. Constitutional Attorney Katherine Henry took the time to instruct her state and local representatives at the Volusia County legislative delegation meeting at DeLand City Hall. To watch this 6 minute exchange, click the play button!  You can access the supporting documentation, including proposed bill language, submitted to the representatives here.

By |2026-04-16T18:30:09-04:00January 9, 2023|Categories: Constitution, Local Government, Speech|0 Comments
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