Century Council Member Named To League of Cities Federal Action Strike Team
October 1, 2023
Century Town Council member Shelisa Abraham Florida League of Cities’ 2023-2024 Federal Action Strike Team (FAST).
FAST members are asked to commit to working closely with Florida’s U.S. senators and members of Congress.
She will attend a meeting later this month in Washington, D.C. Her travel will be funded by the Town of Century.
NorthEscambia.com photo.
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7 Responses to “Century Council Member Named To League of Cities Federal Action Strike Team”
Congratulations , Ladybug. I am so very proud of you . From your presidential seat on the Chamber to a Council seat and now to D.C. you have ” walked softly with your big stick” and it is making ripples that will soon become waves.
Can the town of Century afford to spend money on a boondoggle like this? Won’t this expense cut them short on funding their new Christmas decorations?
Congratulations! Finally a council person going beyond being a seat warmer. This lady will bring the attention and resources that Century needs.
I’m sure the Feds can use the awesome skills acquired in Century.
Believe me Concerned Citizen…it wasn’t meant as a compliment to her or the council/mayor. They can rest assured, the failed state of Century mismanagement of city affairs rests at the doorsteps of these politicos and will be a historical footnote on how to run a town into the dirt. They essentially orchestrated a “soft coup” and in the process removed the last vestige of responsible government in Boutwell. Now the equivalent to a third world oligarchy runs the town.
What have they done for Century? Our mayor quit because of what is going on in our town there is a lot of improvements that Century needs but they approve $40,000 for Christmas lights really come on people our town needs help not Christmas lights
Do the job in DC that you have helped do in Century and you are sure to be remembered.