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Legislative Research and Policy Analysis

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Federal Legislative Advocacy Services

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AgencyFlorida → City Manager's Office
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Supplies research and data analysis for prime contractors on City of Port St. Lucie federal legislative projects. Analyzes federal budget cycles and appropriation bills, identifies aligned federal programs or grants, and drafts policy briefs and justification memos. Utilizes legislative research databases such as GovTrack and Congress.gov. Delivers research reports and data-backed justifications for funding requests.

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