November
Rep. Mica participated in several Veterans Day events throughout the 7th District:
WHAT: Congressman Mica to Join Residents of John Knox Village in Honoring Our Service Men and Women on Veterans Day
WHO: U.S. Congressman John L. Mica
Honorees and Residents
WHEN: 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, November 11th
WHERE: John Knox Village
101 Northlake Drive
Orange City, Florida
WHAT: Rep. Mica to Participate in a Flagler County Veterans Day Ceremony
WHO: U.S. Congressman John L. Mica
Other Officials and Local Leaders
WHEN: 10:15 a.m. to 10:45 a.m., Wednesday, November 11th
WHERE: Flagler County Administration Building
1769 East Moody Boulevard
Bunnell, Florida
WHAT: Rep. Mica to Join Seminole County Leaders in Honoring
Our Veterans
WHO: U.S. Congressman John L. Mica
Mayor Linda Kuhn, City of Sanford
Other Officials and Local Leaders
WHEN: 11:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m., Wednesday, November 11th
WHERE: Veteran’s Memorial Park
Located Across from Sanford City Hall (300 North Park Avenue)
Sanford, Florida
WHAT: Rep. Mica to Participate in the Tiger Bay Club of Central Florida’s Salute to Veterans
WHO: U.S. Congressman John L. Mica
Other Officials and Local Leaders
WHEN: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 11th
WHERE: Orlando Marriott Downtown
400 West Livingston Street
Orlando, Florida
October
Rep. Mica hosted a tele-townhall meeting focusing on health care reform legislation Tuesday. The meeting lasted over 2 1/2 hours and covered a wide range of issues dealing with health care reform proposals before Congress. Please sign up online at the Tele-Town Hall sign up link at the bottom of this page or contact any of Rep. Mica’s District Offices to be included in future teletown hall meetings.
Rep. Mica announced that he will be holding another tele-townhall meeting focusing on health care reform legislation Tuesday, November 3, 2009 from 7:30pm - 10pm. Please sign up online at the Tele-Town Hall sign up link at the bottom of this page or contact any of Rep. Mica’s District Offices.
Congress passed the Coast Guard Reauthorization Act which, authorizes approximately $10 billion for the Coast Guard for fiscal year 2010 and makes several amendments to laws regarding Coast Guard authorities and shipping.
Congressman Mica participated in a Subcommitte on Economic Development Hearing entitled Looking Out for the Very Young, the Elderly and Others with Special Needs: Lessons from Katrina and other Major Disasters.
Congressman Mica met with Osceola County Commissioners John Quinones and Michael Harford regarding Osceola County's role in Cental Florida transportation isssues.
Accompanied by his wife Pat, Rep. Mica attended the Family of Friends 20th Anniversary and Silent Auction. Family of Friends is an assisted living facility in Sanford, FL that specializes in the care of the mentaly disabled.
U.S. Rep. John L. Mica (R-7th District, FL) is sponsoring three Small Business Forums conveniently located throughout the Seventh Congressional District on Monday, October 19, 2009. The Heathrow seminar is scheduled from 8 to 10 a.m., the Daytona event is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and the St. Augustine round table is from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Ample free parking is available at all three locations.
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Rep. Mica spoke to the Delta Academy at the Orlando-Sanford International Airport regarding pilot training programs and the anticipated high demand for pilots in the future.
Congressman Mica addressed the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) during their annual national conference in Orlando regarding the Surface Transportation Re-Authorization bill.
Rep. Mica met with Transportation Secretary LaHood, Rep. Brown and local community leaders regarding the connection between SunRail and High Speed Rail proposals.
September
Rep. Mica met with Federal Maritime Commission Chairman, Richard Lidinsky regarding current initiatives being undertaken by the commission.
Congressman Mica met with Chairman Oberstar and Federal Aviation Administrator, Randy Babbitt regarding Flight Schools across the country.
Rep. Mica met with Orlando mayor, Buddy Dyer regarding the connecting of the Commuter Rail and the High Speed Rail.
Congressman Mica soke with Deland Police Chief, Mark Overman and the Florida Coalition for Safe Highways regarding the Safe Highways and Infrastructure Preservation Act.
Rep. Mica announced that he will be holding another tele-townhall meeting on Tuesday, October 13, 2009 from 7:30pm - 9:30pm. Please sign up online at Tele-Town Hall or contact any of Rep. Mica’s District Offices.
At the Air Force Association’s Annual Congressional breakfast, Rep. Mica joined hundreds of members of our nation’s Air Force.
Congressman Mica hosted a reception on Friday, September, 11th and greeted hundreds of Central and Northeast Floridians who, at their own time and expense, visited our nation’s Capital to express their disapproval of the federal government and the Obama Administration’s unsustainable contributions to the deficit. With a crowd of constituents who gathered in the Rayburn House Office Building, Rep. Mica lead the group to the steps of the Capitol building where he unfurled two scrolls signed by thousands of Floridians and Americans in protest of current government policies. (Photo) (Video)
Rep. Mica and other Members of Congress participated in a September 11th Remembrance Ceremony on the Capitol steps. Those that tragically lost their lives eight years ago were remembered along with the countless others who have sacrificed for our nation.
August
On Monday, August 24th, Congressman Mica conducted one of the largest town hall meetings by telephone conference call in Florida and possibly the country. 21,864 constituents of the 7th Congressional District were called and 3,007 households participated in the forum. The 846 constituents who signed up for the town hall meeting were included in the total.
Calls were made to all six counties and nearly every community in the 7th Congressional District. Constituents received advance notice by telephone from Congressman Mica the preceding Thursday evening.
Every participant had the opportunity to submit a question and 114 questions were asked. The topics discussed included health care, the federal deficit, taxes and other issues important to voters. While Congressman Mica answered many questions during the two hour and forty-five minute call, those unable to have their question answered during the conference were afforded the opportunity to leave a message and will receive a written response from the Congressman.
Rep. Mica will be conducting another telephone town hall in October. If you missed the August 24th Town Hall on and would like to participate in the next call, please sign up online at Tele-Town Hall or contact any of Rep. Mica’s District Offices
Congressman Mica has also recently participated in a number of open forums and radio call in events from Jacksonville to Orlando. Some of these include:
Jacksonville’s Morning News hosted by Bob Schuman
August 28, 8:30-9:00 am, WOKV Jacksonville
The Mary Mackie Conner Show
August 27, 8:45-9:00 am, WIYD Palatka
Deacon and Radio Red Show
August 27, 8:05-8:30 am, WPLK Palatka
The Marc Bernier Show
August 25, 4:00-5:30 pm, WNDB Daytona Beach
Open Lines with David Ayers
August 25, 9:00-10:00 am, WNZF Flagler
The Bud Hedinger Show
August 24, 7:00-7:30 am, WFLA Orlando
Interview with Scott Harris
Broadcast Sunday, August 23rd, News Channel 13 Orlando
The Kerry McCarthy Show
August 12, 9:30-10:00 am, WFYO St. Augustine
The Jim Turner Show
August 12, 7:10-7:20 am, WDBO Orlando
The Rice and Rose Law Show
August 10, 9:00-9:30 am, WNDB Daytona Beach
Other Recent Activities:
Congressman Mica addressed a large gathering of the Volusia Manufacturers Association. During his remarks, Mr. Mica discussed health care, the economy and ways to improve our nation’s competitive advantage.
Rep. Mica addressed the Rotary Club of Sanford during their weekly meeting. Congressman Mica spoke on current issues such as health care reform and other local initiatives.
Rep. Mica, the Republican Leader on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, gave the keynote address at the 12th Annual Transportation & Infrastructure Luncheon in Irving, Texas. In his speech entitled “Confusion Reigns for Nation’s Transportation & Stimulus Projects”, the Congressman touched on the failure of the stimulus to create the jobs promised by the Administration, priorities for reauthorizing the federal surface transportation law set to expire next month, the need to replace the increasingly obsolete federal gasoline tax as the primary source of revenue for the Highway Trust Fund and burdensome delays and red tape in the transportation project approval process.
Congressman Mica addressed the state-wide conference of the Florida Transportation Builders Association in Broward County, Florida. In his speech, he touched on the reauthorizing the federal surface transportation law which funds transportation and infrastructure projects nationwide for the next six years, the future of the federal gasoline tax, the primary source of revenue for the Highway Trust Fund, delays and red tape in the transportation project approval process and the failure of the stimulus to create the jobs promised by the Administration.
Rep. Mica participated in a Daytona Beach Chamber of Commerce issues luncheon and discussed federal matters including health care, transportation and economic development with community business leaders
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Congressman Mica, along with Former Sanford Mayor Brady Lessard and others, visited a City of Sanford gasification plant that converts sewage sludge into an environmental friendly byproduct and energy
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Putnam County Chairwoman Nancy Harris, Palatka Mayor Karl Flagg, Putnam Chamber of Commerce President Wes Larson and other representatives from Putnam County met with Congressman Mica regarding economic development in the city of Palatka and Putnam County and the placement of a new Veterans Administration Clinic in the community
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Rep. Mica, with representatives from Flagler County and the Stewart-Marchman-Act Foundation, toured the new Vince Carter Sanctuary chemical dependence treatment center. The Stewart-Marchman-Act Foundation is scheduled to receive another $700,000 through 2010 federal appropriations to assist in their mission of addiction treatment.
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Congressman Mica visited the Daytona Arts and Sciences Museum to examine storm damage from the May 2009 flooding. He is working with members of the museum board and other officers to assist in securing federal emergency management support for the rebuilding of the more than 20,000 square foot facility inundated by recent storms.
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Congressman Mica met officers of the Boys and Girls Club, Mayor Bob Apgar and community leaders to discuss plans for creating a new youth club facility in the Spring Hill area of DeLand. In the past, Mica has helped raise private sector funds for the effort, secured $50,000 in federal funds and is currently on track to aid the project with an additional $250,000 included in the House passed 2010 appropriations bill being considered by the Senate.
Rep. Mica met conferred with Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and other community leaders to resolve pending issues on the Central Florida SunRail project. Reps. Mica and Brown have also helped secure an extension of the CSX contract and are working to secure additional federal support and to renegotiate more favorable terms of the previous agreement.
Rep. Mica visited a number of city hall meetings during August, including meetings in Welaka, Pomona Park and Pierson, to meet with local officials and address citizen concerns. Congressman Mica has also make presentations to various organizations including the St. Augustine Kiwanis Club, the Sanford Rotary, and the Central Florida Kiwanis Club.
July
Congressman Mica participated in a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new terminal at the Palatka/ Kay Larkin Municipal Airport.
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Rep. Mica was interviewed by the Associated Press regarding the stimulus and red tape obstacles for infrastructure funding.
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Joined by Chairman Oberstar and Reps. Costello and Petri, Congressman Mica conducted a press conference to introduce the Airline Safety bill.
Congressman Mica was presented with the Defender of Economic Freedom Award by the Club for Growth.
Rep. Mica met with Amtrak President, Joe Boardman regarding Amtrak's role in providing high-speed rail service.
Congressman Mica participated in an Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing regarding the merging of Bank of America and Merrill Lynch.
Rep. Mica spoke to the Chamber of Commerce Transportation Fly-In participants regarding the Surface Transportation Re-Authorization bill.
Congressman Mica spoke to the Propeller Club of Washington, DC on the topic of maritime industry lobbyists and union groups.
Rep. Mica was interviewed on "Fox and Friends" regarding infrastructure stimulus spending.
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Congressman Mica participated in a Postal Service and District of Columbia Subcommittee hearing regarding the Washington, DC Metro Rail accident and continual funding challenges.
Rep. Mica unscrolled a list of more than 4,000 signatures, nearly 80 ft. in length on the steps of the Capitol. The signatures were from those who participated in the Orlando Tea Party.
Congressman Mica offered an ammendment to the Agriculture Appropriations bill, that would have expedited payment dispersal of crop program relief funds to growers in the district who suffered losses during the floods this past May.
Rep. Mica met with the Undersecretary of the USDA, Jim Miller, to discuss crop damage caused by the floods in May and expediting relief to effected growers.
Joined by former Speaker of the House, Dennis Hastert and other Members of Congress, Rep. Mica participated in a Press Conference regarding the reestablishment of the House Drug Task Force in response to the Administration's recent policy changes.
June
Congressman Mica observed the "Field Day" training mock-up in Seminole County. The training is designed to demonstrate how radio operators would conduct their operations during emergencies such as a hurricane.
Rep. Mica participated in the commencement of a new van service for the veterans of Sanford and north Seminole County. Representatives from Seminole County veterans’ organizations and LYNX joined Congressman Mica, Mayor Linda Kuhn and Seminole County Commissioner Brenda Carey in kicking off this new service for veterans seeking medical care at the facility located at 2583 South Volusia Avenue, Orange City.
Congressman Mica met with local leaders to discuss the proposed visitors center at the Castillo de San Marcos and the upcoming 450th anniversary celebration for the city of St. Augustine.
Rep. Mica attended the opening ceremony for the Palm Coast Carribean Festival.
Congressman Mica was interviewed by FOX News regarding the nations tranportation and infrastructure options.
Rep. Mica met with Puerto Rican Governor, Luis Fortuno.
Congressman Mica met with fellow Representatives, Oberstar and DeFazio regarding the Surface Transportation Authorization Act.
Rep. Mica met with the Deputy Superintendent of Volusia County Schools, Tim Huth regarding education policies.
Congressman Mica met with Representatives of the Univeristy of Florida's Student Government.
Congressman Mica presented a Congressional Gold Medal to Drake Gordon of Flagler Beach.
Congressman Mica met with theUniversity of Florida's Dean of Education, Catherine Emihovich regarding the University's College of Education.
Rep. Mica and other Members of Congress met with Italian Prime Minister, Silvio Berlusconi.
Rep. Mica participated in a roundtable discussion regarding the FAA and cybersecurity.
Rep. Mica had breakfast with the Halifax Chamber of Commerce, where he was presented with the U.S. Chamber "Spirit of Enterprise" award.
Congressman Mica met with Peter Appel, who was confirmed as the new Administrator for the Research and Innovative Technology Administration for the Department of Transportation.
Rep. Mica met with Florida Department of Transportation Secretary, Stephanie Kopelousos regarding transit projects in the state and the future of SunRail.
Rep. Mica attended the dedication of the statue of President Reagan in the Capitol.
Congressman Mica spoke to the Intelligent Transportation Systems America at their annual meeting in Washington DC about his goals for the Surface Transportation Reauthorization and technology implementation into the transportation industry.
Rep. Mica attended a briefing in New Orleans from FEMA regarding the area's recovery from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
While considering a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) bill, the U.S. House of Representatives agreed to an amendment by Rep. Mica and others to streamline and improve their rulemaking process at TSA.” This Amendment will help improve safety for the traveling public.
May
Accompanied by State and Local Officials, Rep. Mica visited areas effected by the heavy rains and flooding. Rep. Mica also sent letters to the President, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack and Gov. Crist, urging expedited federal and state assistance.
Rep. Mica met with Homeland Secretary Janet Napolitano, FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate and Lt. Governor Jeff Kottkamp to discuss the recent storm damage caused by the heavy rains and hurricane preparedness.
Congressman Mica participated in Memorial Day events throughout the District, including remembrance ceremonies in Palm Coast, Bunnell and Sanford.
Congressman Mica met with the Rails to Trails Conservancy group to discuss active transportation programs in the 7th District and throughout the nation.
Rep. Mica addressed the Transportation Construction Coalition on the topic of the upcoming surface transportation reauthorization and opportunities for building the economy through transportation and infrastructure projects.
Along with state and local officials, Congressman Mica participated in the groundbreaking of the new Amtrak Auto Train Terminal in Sanford.
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As the Ranking Member of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Rep. Mica participated in a House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Hearing concerning FEMA's current national capabilities for emergency management and disaster response.
Congressman Mica met with the Mayor of Daytona Beach Glen Ritchey, City Manager James Chisholm and other local officials regarding pending and future projects in Volusia County.
Rep. Mica met with representatives from the American Dental Association to discuss dental issues and health care reform.
Rep. Mica met on the steps of the U.S. Capitol with students and teachers from Riverbend Academy.
Rep. Mica paused for a photo on the Capitol steps with students and teachers from Henson Middle School.
Congressman Mica met with High School students from the District participating in the Close-Up program.
Rep. Mica met with the Transportation Transformation Group on the topic of the upcoming surface transportation reauthorization bill, which will allocate federal funding for national transportation projects.
Rep. Mica met with the Florida Society of Anesthesiologists to discuss health care reform.
April
Rep. Mica spoke to the National School Transportation Association at their Annual Spring meeting.
Congressman Mica was interviewed by FOX 35 regarding the future of the SunRail project.
Congressman Mica met with the Taxicab, Limosuine and Paratransit Association to discuss increasing transportation alternatives and the future direction of the industry.
Congressman Mica participated in a Transportation and Infrastructure Hearing on the Stimulus and it's progress over the first 10 weeks on T&I programs.
As the Republican Leader on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Rep. Mica met with the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the nations Transportation and Infrastructure system.
Congressman Mica met with Maitland Middle School on the steps of the Capitol.
Rep. Mica met met with Heritage Middle School on the steps of the Capitol.
Congressman Mica attended an event hosted by the Federated Women's Club of St. Augustine.
Rep. Mica attended a reception honoring the Florida Gators, National Champion football team at the White House.
Congressman Mica met with the Secretray of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano.
Congressman Mica met with Tom Whitiaker of the Florida Fleet Reserve Association to discuss the association's 2009 legislative priorities as well as funding for Veteran's Affairs heath care.
Rep. Mica met with students from the Florida School for the Blind in conjunction with their participation in the Close Up program.
Congressman Mica met with 5th Grade students from Lake Forrest Preparatory School on the steps of the Capitol.
Rep. Mica participated in an Aviation Sub-Committee oversight hearing regarding helicopter medical services.
Congressman Mica met with the Military Officers Association of America to discuss their legislative priorities for the 111th Congress.
Rep. Mica met with students from the National Youth Leadership Conference.
Congressman Mica met with participants of Operation Positive Direction, a new youth mentoring program conducted by the Orlando Police Department.
Rep. Mica met with Officials from the City of Winter Park to discuss ongoing and future projects.
Congressman Mica met with students from Campbell Middle School on the steps of the Capitol.
Rep. Mica met with David Leach, President and CEO of Greyhound, to discuss the role inner city buses can and should play in reducing congestion and enhancing energy independence.
March
Congressman Mica participated in the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for Sage Hall at Stetson University. Rep. Mica helped secure federal funds, that along with donations from Alumni, will be used to update Steson University's Science programs.
Congressman Mica participated in the Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the new DeBary City Hall.
Congressman Mica and St. Augustibne Mayor, Joe Boles met to discuss current projects in the St. Augustine area.
Rep. Mica met with the AARP to discuss Medicare expansion and the Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA).
Congressman Mica met with the South Atlantic Marine Fishery Management Council (SAMFMC) as well as local fishermen and businesses to discuss possible alternatives to a proposed ban on Red Snapper fishing in the South Atlantic Region Fishery.
Rep. Mica spoke at the American Public Transportation Association Conference on the topics of the Stimulus and the reauthorization of the Transportation bill.
Congressman Mica met with City of Oviedo Mayor, Dominic Persampiere to discuss ongoing highway projects.
Rep. Mica met with Linda Watson, the CEO of the Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority on the topic of the Central Florida Commuter Rail project.
Congressman Mica met with the Director of Federal Relations for the University of Central Florida about UCF project proposals.
Rep. Mica met with Transportation Secretary LaHood and Chairman Oberstar to discuss the funding for the High-Speed Rail project.
Congressman Mica attended the commisioning of the latest coast Guard Cutter, the Alligator, where his wife Pat conducted the commisioning honors.
Congressman Mica spoke at the University of Maryland about what it means to be a "Delta Chi".
Rep. Mica met with City of Flagler Beach Commisioner, John Feind and City Manager, Bernie Murphy to discuss projects in Flagler County.
Congressman Mica took part in the Joint Session of Congress with the Honorable Gordon Brown, Prime Minister of Great Britan.
Rep. Mica attended the Exhibit and Reception for the University of Florida's "Innovations for a Better Life".
Accompanied by his wife, Pat; Rep. Mica attended the White House Dinner for Committee Chairs and Ranking Members.
Rep. Mica attended the American Legion Luncheon held in the Capitol.
February 26, 2009
Rep. Mica met with the Railroad Day Executives for "Railroad Day on the Hill".
Congressman Mica met with the CEO of Catholic Charities of Central Florida to discuss local area projects in Central Florida.
Rep. Mica and Chairman Oberstar met with German Parlimentarians on the topic of sustainable transportation.
February 25, 2009
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 2009.
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February 24, 2009
Rep. Mica attended President Obama's Address to Congress.
February 23, 2009
Rep. Mica met the Mayor of Orlando, Buddy Dyer to discuss the Commuter Rail project.
Congressman Mica addressed the American Association of State Highway Officials (AASHTO) on the topics of the economy, energy and other transportation issues.
February 13, 2009
Rep. Mica met with fellow Member, Anh Cao to discuss emergency management and FEMA.
Congressman Mica met with the American Association of State Highway & Transportation Officials to discuss how to best educate the "traveling public" and a new authorization bill.
February 12, 2009
Rep. Mica met with the Mayors and Commissioners Coalition to discuss the reauthorization of the Highways and Transit bill.
Congressman Mica participated in the Congressional tribute to the bicentennial of the birth of Abraham Lincoln.
February 11, 2009
Rep. Mica met with Admiral Thad Allen, Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard to discuss Coast Guard issues.
Congressman Mica met with Florida Department of Transportation Secretary, Stephanie Kopelousos to discuss Florida transportation initiatives and future funding.
Rep. Mica participated in a hearing on the issue of FAA reauthorization.
Congressman Mica addressed the America's Gateways and Trade Corridors annual meeting.
Rep. Mica was selected to serve on the National Security and Foreign Affairs Subcommittee and the Information Policy Census and National Archives Subcommittee. Both are subcommittees of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
February 10, 2009
Rep. Mica had lunch in the Members dining Room in the Capitol with Dietrich Champagnie of the Putnam County Anti-Drug Coalition to discuss the coalitions activities.
Rep. Mica met with Transportation Secretary LaHood and Chairman Oberstar to discuss upcoming issues in the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
February 9, 2009
Rep. Mica attended the Open House for the New District Office location in Putnam County.
February 6, 2009
Rep. Mica attended the Orlando Business Journal's Power Breakfast at the Citrus Club in Orlando to discuss the economic stimulus plan and Central Florida infrastructure projects.
February 5, 2009
Congressman Mica attended the Good Morning Seminole breakfast to participate in the panel discussing the Sun (Commuter) Rail project.
February 4, 2009
Congressman Mica took a photo with Park Maitland School and escorted the studets on a tour of the Capitol.
Rep. Mica met with Bethune-Cookman University Presidet, Trudie Kibbe Reed to discuss improvements at the University.
February 3, 2009
Rep. Mica met with Flagler College Presidet, Dr. Phil Abare to discuss improvements at the College.
Congressman Mica met with Beverly Slough, a member of the St. Johns County School Board and Candace Lankford, a member of the Volusia County School Board to discuss educational issues at the local, state and federal levels.
January 29, 2009
Rep. Mica met with newly confirmed U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to discuss America’s transportation.
January 28, 2009
Congressman Mica met with Orange County Mayor Rich Crotty over lunch to discuss the current projects and the upcoming needs in Central Florida.
Rep. Mica met with and paused for a photo with Putnam County Middle School.
January 27, 2009
Department of Homeland Security officials met with Rep. Mica on the matter of airport security
Congressman Mica and his Republican colleagues met with President Obama on the economy and stimulus legislation.
January 24, 2009
Rep. Mica attended and spoke at Rep. Kosmas swearing in ceremony at the University of Central Florida.
Congressman Mica was honored at the Civic League of Halifax Area Dinner for his community service.
January 23, 2009
Rep. Mica visited Pine Ridge High School on its 3rd Annual “Military Day”.
Congressman Mica addressed the River Springs Middle School’s 7th grade civics class about the legislative process.
Rep. Mica met with DeBary Mayor Bob Garcia.
January 20, 2009
Congressman Mica attended our nation’s 56th Presidential Inauguration. While many constituents were in town for the festivities, the Congressman had the opportunity of hosting a reception at the U.S. Capitol for Floridians and met with several local officials, including Volusia County Chairman Frank Bruno, Palatka Mayor Karl Flagg and Bethune-Cookman University President Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed.
January 16, 2009
Representative and Mrs. Mica attended the Annual Putnam County Chamber of Commerce Dinner.
January 14, 2009
Rep. Mica met with new members of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
January 13, 2009
Congressman Mica met with Seminole County Commissioner Brenda Carey, Sanford City Manager Sherman Yehl, Florida Department of Transportation, District 5 Secretary Noranne Downs and Amtrak representatives concerning Amtrak Auto Train service to and from Florida.
January 10, 2009
Representative and Mrs. Mica attended the reopening of the Athens Theatre as they put on the show “Cash & Friends”.
January 7, 2009
JLM met with members of the Florida Chamber of Commerce regarding the current economic situation in our state.
January 6, 2009
The 111th Session of the U.S. Congress began. Representative Mica and his colleagues were sworn in.
January 2, 2009
Rep. Mica attended the swearing in of Puerto Rico Governor Luis Fortuno.
