Senate Bill 2198 (2006) - The Florida Senate

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SB 2198: Polk County Legislative Day

RESOLUTION by Dockery

Polk County Legislative Day; recognizes April 11, 2006, as "Polk County Legislative Day" in Tallahassee.

Last Action: 4/5/2006 Senate - Withdrawn prior to introduction -SJ 00372
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Bill History

Date	Chamber	Action
2/17/2006	Senate	• Filed
4/5/2006	Senate	• Withdrawn prior to introduction -SJ 00372

Related Bills

Bill Number	Subject	Filed By	Relationship	Last Action and Location
H 9025	Polk County Legislative Day	Bowen	Similar	Last Action: 3/23/2006 H Withdrawn from further consideration -HJ 00271

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Version	Posted	Format
S 2198 Filed	2/17/2006 11:21 AM	Web Page \| PDF

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