Photo Release CFO Jimmy Patronis Engages with Florida Police Benevolent Association on Critical Mental Health Issues

10/27/2019

**Photo Release ** CFO Jimmy Patronis Engages with Florida Police Benevolent Association on Critical Mental Health Issues

ORLANDO, Fla. – Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Jimmy Patronis today spoke to the Florida Police Benevolent Association Leadership Conference in Orlando about the significance of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) benefits legislation for first responders which was passed during the 2018 Legislative Session. CFO Jimmy Patronis said, “I was proud to join members of Florida's law enforcement community today in Orlando to talk an important issue—their access to vital PTSD benefits. These brave men and women put their lives on the line every day to protect our state and that's why we fought for essential benefits to help with the challenges of their profession. I encourage every first responder to know that Florida has their back when it comes to fighting PTSD."

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About CFO Jimmy Patronis Chief Financial Officer and State Fire Marshal Jimmy Patronis is a statewide elected official and a member of Florida’s Cabinet who oversees the Department of Financial Services. CFO Patronis works each day to fight insurance fraud, support Florida’s firefighters, and ensure the state’s finances are stable to support economic growth in the state. Follow the activities of the Department on Facebook (FLDFS) and Twitter (@FLDFS).

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