Click image above to view Senator Moody’s remarks   ORLANDO, Fla.—U.S. Senator Ashley Moody is fighting to protect law enforcement officers and first responders from violent attacks in the line of duty. Standing with Orange County Sheriff John Mina and Orlando Fire Chief Charlie Salazar in Orlando today, Sen. Moody discussed the Graham Hoffman Act. The legislation would allow the U.S. to use the full force of state and federal law to prosecute those who assault first responders and act as a deterrent to anyone considering such acts of violence.   U.S. Senator Ashley Moody said, “Florida’s first responders routinely put their lives

Click image above to view Senator Moody’s remarks PUTNAM COUNTY, Fla.— Senator Ashley Moody presented a Florida’s Finest Award to Putnam County Sheriff’s Deputy Colt Wade whose heroic action saved the life of a one-year-old. Following a 911 call about an unresponsive child, Deputy Wade arrived on-scene and rendered aid to the child, regaining a pulse until paramedics ultimately used Narcan to save their life. After getting a warrant to search the home, deputies discovered marijuana, cocaine, meth pills, bags containing an unknown white powdery substance and guns. Senator Ashley Moody said, “The quick and heroic action of Putnam County Deputy Colt Wade saved

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Following Senator Ashley Moody introducing her Defending Domestic Orange Juice Production Act in April and advocating for Florida’s citrus industry, the FDA proposed a new rule mirroring her legislation that would support growers by updating a sugar regulation, known as the Brix Standard, and end the nonsensical government overreach. The FDA’s proposed rule and Senator Moody’s legislation modernize the arbitrary standard of sugar levels for pasteurized orange juice from 10.5 percent to 10 percent while not making a discernible difference in taste and nutritional value. By updating this sugar standard, Florida citrus growers will be able to more easily respond to greening and