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Local Delegation Meets With BP Claims Chief In New Orleans
August 1, 2012
A delegation of local leaders met with BP Oil Spill Claims Chief Patrick Juneau in New Orleans.
The delegation included Representative Doug Broxson (R-Gulf Breeze), Senator Greg Evers (R-Baker), Gulf County Commissioner and Florida Association of Counties President Bill Williams, and Escambia County Commissioner Gene Valentino.
“Mr. Juneau again gave us his assurance that they will perfect this new program for BP claimants including those affected in the Panhandle,” Broxson said, adding that Juneau will soon visit the local area to promote the new claims process and encourage area citizens and businesses to file or re-file their claims.
“The new BP claims administration will be great for the Gulf Coast. Patrick Juneau appears to be an honest broker for doing what is right,” Evers said, a feeling echoed byValentino.
“It was a pleasure meeting Mr. Juneau. Not only is he a part of the local fabric of the Gulf Coast, but he has put together a structure for the settlement of these personal and business
claims that makes sense,” Valentino said.
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