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‘Constituent Services Day’ Gives Local Residents Access To Government Officials
June 21, 2023
Several government officials were on hand for a Constituent Services Day in Beulah Tuesday afternoon, assisting local residents with a variety of issues.
State Rep. Michelle Salzman hosted the event in conjunction with U.S. Sen. Rick Scott, U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, Escambia County Commissioner Jeff Bergosh, Escambia County Tax Collector Scott Lunsford, and the Veterans Affairs team to assist constituents with local, state and federal casework issues.
The Escambia County Tax Collector’s Office was also there with their new mobile identification card program.
The event took place at the Beulah Freewill Baptist Church.
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2 Responses to “‘Constituent Services Day’ Gives Local Residents Access To Government Officials”
Very nice event .
ID-GO is a portable solution to provide bedside service to those individuals who are medically unable to visit an office. Previously, we had no options for providing services to facility bound customers. Walton County, Tax Collector, Rhonda Skipper and I realized we needed to invent a way to serve these individuals identification needs with dignity and compassion. And this led to the ID-GO solution. Escambia County has provided bedside service to 12 individuals since receiving the equipment. Currently, we are sharing the prototype between our two counties. We expect to receive our permanent unit in the next few weeks.
All Real ID requirements must still be met to obtain a Florida credential. With that said, we will make every effort to assist customers in their time of need as efficiently and timely as possible. If you have a family member that is medically incapable of leaving a facility, reach out to us at ectc@escambiataxcollector.com for assistance.