Lobbyist File- Doing Business on the Fourth Floor, July 10, 2019

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Lobbyist File- Doing Business on the Fourth Floor

July 10, 2019

NSF Staff

WILLIAM BARRETT has registered to lobby for the town of Malabar.

PATRICK BELL has registered to lobby for Christeia Jones, guardian of Logan Grant, Denard Maybin Jr., and Lanard Maybin.

JIM BOXOLD has registered to lobby for Orange Barrel Media.

MACY HARPER has registered to lobby for Crypto Records, LLC.

DAVID HARVEY has registered to lobby for the Union County Sheriff’s Office.

CYNTHIA HENDERSON has registered to lobby for Louis Betz & Associates, Inc.

JEFF KOTTKAMP has registered to lobby for Small Business Pharmacies Aligned for Reform, Inc.

LIBERTY PARTNERS OF TALLAHASSEE lobbyists Melanie Bostick, Jennifer Green and Tim Parson have registered to lobby for the city of DeFuniak Springs.

DARRICK MCGHEE has registered to lobby for the Madison County Commission.

STEPHEN WINN has registered to lobby for the Union County Sheriff’s Office.

Note: The names of lobbying firms are used when more than one lobbyist in a firm registered to represent a client. The information comes from the state's lobbyist-registration website.