Panama City Reporter

Dr. Neal Dunn, a U.S. Congressman representing Florida's 2nd district, recently shared several updates on his legislative activities and political engagements through social media posts. These updates highlight his efforts in environmental protection, disaster relief legislation, and commendation of fellow lawmakers.

On December 9, 2024, Dr. Dunn emphasized the importance of the Pensacola and Perdido Bays Estuary Program for North Florida's environment and economy. He expressed pride in collaborating with Senators Rubio and Scott to pass legislation aimed at providing essential resources for the protection and restoration of these estuaries. "The Pensacola and Perdido Bays Estuary Program is vital to North Florida’s environment and economy. I’m proud to have worked with Senators Rubio and Scott to pass legislation that will provide critical resources to protect and restore these treasured estuaries."

Later that day, Dr. Dunn announced the passage of his FEMA Loan Interest Payment Relief Act by the House of Representatives. This significant piece of legislation is designed to alleviate hurricane-related hardships faced by communities in North Florida. Dr. Dunn urged his Senate colleagues to expedite its passage, highlighting its importance for regional recovery efforts."The House has passed my @FEMA Loan Interest Payment Relief Act, a major piece of legislation that will ease hurricane hardships on communities in North Florida. I am extremely proud to have delivered this critical relief and urge my Senate colleagues to act swiftly to pass it."

On December 10, 2024, Dr. Dunn extended congratulations to Representative Brian Mast on being appointed as Chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee's Republican members (@HouseForeignGOP). He praised Rep. Mast's leadership qualities as suitable for guiding U.S foreign policy during challenging times."A big congratulations to @RepBrianMast on being selected as Chair of the @HouseForeignGOP. His steadfast leadership and service to our country make him the right choice to guide our foreign policy during these critical times."