Sandy Murman - Accomplishments


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Accomplishments

Sandra L. Murman

An eight year record of accomplishments

ü Passed 64 bills that will help Children and Families

ü Secured over $178 Million for Hillsborough County including projects such as:

Abandoned Baby Bill
Alafia River State Park
Brandon Mainstreet Project
Brandon Reversible Lane Project - Hillsborough County Expressway
Centre for Girls
Children’s Advocacy Center
Children’s Heart Center at St. Joseph’s Hospital
Communities In Schools of Florida
Community Residential Substance Abuse Treatment
Family Emergency Treatment Center
Family Enrichment Center
Florida Kinship Center
Gulfcoast Jewish Family Services - Non-custodial Program
Hillsborough County Crisis Center
Hillsborough County School District – School Nurse Funding
Home Health – Fees by Licensed Nurses
I-4 Connector to the Crosstown Expressway
Informed Families - Drug Abuse Treatment
John B. Gorrie Elementary School Special Category Grant Historic Preservation
Juvenile Assessment Centers
Lowry Park Zoo
Mental Health Care-Short Term Residency Program
PACE Center for Girls
Port of Tampa Vessel Traffic Information System
Project Craft - A Juvenile Justice Program
Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center Education Center
Tampa Bay Watershed and Habitat
Tampa Downtown Partnership School
Tampa General Hospital
Tampa Museum of Art New Facility Construction
Telemedicine Project – TGH
The Florida Aquarium – General Program Support
USF - Family Practice Residency
USF - Health and Education Center
USF - Institute for Infectious Disease
USF - Reclaimed Water Conservation Project

ü 2003 Worked to secure Hillsborough County School District $62.9 Million new dollars (an increase of 6.93% from the previous year).

ü 2004 Worked to secure Hillsborough county School District $89 Million new dollars (an increase of 9.2% from the previous year).

ü 2004 Worked to secure Hillsborough County School District $2.6 Million for unexpected enrollment.