Congressman Maxwell Frost Announces Over $3 Million Returned to Central Floridians and 3,000 Cases Solved Via Office’s Constituent Services
Frost’s Office Has Also Sent Over 100,000 Responses Back to Constituents Who Contacted the Office Regarding Legislative Matters
ORLANDO, FL — Today, Congressman Maxwell Alejandro Frost (D-FL) announced that his office has helped return over $3 million in money owed to constituents of Florida's 10th Congressional District from various federal agencies.
Since assuming office in January of last year, Congressman Frost's constituent services team has successfully resolved over 3,000 cases, including Social Security issues, passport assistance, immigration, tax services, and more.
In addition to Frost's constituent services accomplishments, the office has hit another major milestone by sending out over 100,000 responses to constituents who have called, emailed, or sent mail to the office about legislative matters. Input from constituents has played a crucial role in guiding the Congressman's legislative priorities.
"From securing a passport office in Orlando, delivering nearly $12 million in Community Project Funding, returning $3 million dollars, assisting over 3,000 constituents, and responding to over 100,000 constituents, we're delivering tangible results for Central Florida," said Congressman Frost. "Under House Republican leadership, this has been one of the most unproductive sessions of Congress in history — but my office hasn't let any dysfunction stop us from getting work done. Our office is here to help everyday people cut through government red tape and build a better Central Florida that works for everybody. "
Constituents needing help with a federal agency can submit a request online at frost.house.gov or call the Congressman's Orlando office at 321-388-9808.
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