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WIFIA loan presentation
August 29, 2024

The Osceola News Gazette: Toho Water receives EPA loan to expand treatment facilities

This article was written by Ken Jackson and published by The Osceola News Gazette on August 13, 2024

Toho Water Authority has been named the recipient of a $188.3 low-interest Environmental Protection Agency loan, which it will use to modernize water infrastructure in Polk and Osceola counties to help ensure a water supply it calls “resilient” to over 450,000 utility residents.


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Rep. Soto speaking
August 29, 2024

Orlando Business Journal: Lynx scores millions in federal transportation dollars. Here's what it will be used for.

This article was written by Ryan Lynch and published by the Orlando Business Journal​​​​​​​ on July 23, 2024

Lynx just got a major grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.


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Rep. Soto speaking
July 10, 2024

Central Florida Public Media: Federal funds slated to reduce East Orlando flooding risk

This article was written by Molly Duerig and published by Central Florida Public Media on June 24, 2024

Congressman Darren Soto is presenting the City of Orlando with a federal funding award of nearly $960,000 to reduce flood risk in East Orlando by updating stormwater infrastructure along Curry Ford Road in East Orlando.


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Soto with Capitol background
January 11, 2024

It’s a tale of two sessions. The contrasts are stark. In the 117th Congress, House Democrats led one of the most productive sessions in over 50 years. Now, the 118th Congress led by the Republican majority is the least productive in over 50 years. This contrast is rooted in dysfunction, as extreme MAGA Republicans have been unwilling to compromise for the good of the nation.


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Darren Soto
September 19, 2023

As Congress returned to Washington, D.C., after a productive August District Work Period, America’s economy continues to move forward at a steady pace. Unemployment is near record lows, inflation is down to nearly 3% — the lowest among G-7 countries — and job creation remains strong. Those of us in Florida know we must prioritize disaster relief funding for those affected by Hurricane Idalia, among other issues. The last thing we need is for extreme MAGA Republicans to force a government shutdown that would threaten America’s progress.