Ashley Moody

My husband is a police officer. My opponent puts criminals and cop killers on pedestals -- to most, that's crazy. To me, it's personal. https://t.co/cLWbNT0a4E

Great work by law enforcement and private industry joining forces to dismantle international scam networks preying on Americans, especially our seniors. Dozens of arrests. More than 3.7 million fraudulent accounts taken down. These scammers are constantly finding new ways to steal Americans’ hard-earned savings. That’s why I introduced the STOP Scams Against Seniors Act and the SWIPES Act to give law enforcement and prosecutors the tools they need to track down these criminals and stop them before they can victimize more of our seniors. Keep the pressure on. https://t.co/gwnQOZOPx6

It's the people and communities like Arcadia that make Florida so special. Thank you for the warm welcome – let’s finish strong! https://t.co/X6ds11XChx

As a mom, I know there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to raising or educating our kids. Every child is different, and parents know their children best. That’s why I’ll keep fighting in the Senate to protect parents’ ability to choose the education that best meets their child’s needs. Our kids only get one shot at childhood. Let’s give them every opportunity to succeed. 🇺🇸

ICYMI - New Bill Backed In Florida Aims To Keep Cash Rewards Anonymous For Crime Stoppers Tipsters. https://t.co/azEkyY2jVd

I was proud to deliver child investment accounts for our next generation and their American Dream. Socialist Angie would rather government keep that money and control. https://t.co/OiCSCoBQZT

FLORIDA: Early Voting statewide starts October 24th, and in some counties this Monday! Make a plan and GO VOTE by November 3! https://t.co/JqJVJoT215 https://t.co/4IW31JY5iQ

We saw once again following Isaias how critical the Florida National Guard is to keeping Floridians safe. I’m calling on the Department of War to increase the number of Guardsmen allocated to our state to match our growing population. https://t.co/zUzG0p605a

I love seeing young Floridians learning where their food comes from and appreciating the farmers who work hard to put it on our tables. Teaching our kids about agriculture isn’t just about food—it’s about connecting them to the people, land, and traditions that make our state so special. @FDACS https://t.co/pGBiq0pCEz

WHAT’S THE COOLEST THING MADE IN FLORIDA? 🇺🇸✈️ One finalist is the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye, built in St. Augustine! This remarkable aircraft helps our Navy detect threats, coordinate operations and protect our warfighters. And it’s built right here in Florida by American workers. Pretty impressive! Learn more and vote for your pick here: https://t.co/FPNHZU2uAu

I’m not sure which is more impressive: rebuilding a bridge destroyed by Hurricane Ian in just THREE DAYS or rebuilding a road in ONE DAY, as @GovRonDeSantis and I just announced after #Isaias. Either way, Florida still holds the title for disaster preparedness and response. https://t.co/vl4xeA0TCz

TAMPA, Fla.—Senator Ashley Moody today was joined by dozens of Florida law enforcement professionals in Tampa during National Crime Prevention Month. In Hillsborough County, Senator Moody thanked HCSO deputies and law enforcement officials from across the Tampa Bay region for what they do to keep Floridians safe and spotlighted her ongoing work to support law enforcement—including new legislation to encourage citizens to help in the fight against crime. Nationwide, the FBI recently reported a historic drop in violent crime, and Senator Moody continues to work with the administration and law enforcement to build on that progress and keep communities safe. “It’s National Crime Prevention Month and I joined dozens of law enforcement professionals today in Tampa to thank them for all they do to protect Floridians. While it’s important that we continue working to support the important work of our law enforcement officers, it is vital that citizens are empowered to help fight crime. I worked to create a statewide tip hotline **TIPS as Attorney General, and as Senator, I’m introducing new legislation to help citizens remain anonymous when collecting reward money for helping officers make an arrest. Together, we will continue building a Stronger, Safer Florida,” said Senator Ashley Moody. Senator Moody’s new legislation is endorsed by the Florida Association of Crime Stoppers, Florida Sheriffs Association, Southeastern Crime Stoppers Association, and National Fraternal Order of Police. “On behalf of the Florida Association of Crime Stoppers, we applaud Senator Ashley Moody for introducing S. 5644 and for recognizing the unique role Crime Stoppers organizations play in supporting law enforcement and protecting the anonymity of those who provide critical information. Crime Stoppers has operated successfully for 50 years because citizens trust that they can provide information anonymously and, when eligible, receive a reward without compromising that anonymity. This legislation addresses an important federal reporting requirement that can create challenges when Crime Stoppers programs make cash reward payments. “We are grateful to Senator Moody for listening to the concerns of Crime Stoppers programs and taking action to help preserve the integrity of the anonymous reward process. We deeply appreciate her leadership in the United States Senate and her continued commitment to supporting law enforcement, public safety, and the Crime Stoppers mission. S. 5644 will help ensure that Crime Stoppers organizations can continue doing what they do best—providing citizens with a safe and anonymous way to help law enforcement solve crimes and make our communities safer,” said Kelly McLaren, President, Florida Association of Crime Stoppers. “On behalf of the Southeastern Crime Stoppers Association, representing Crime Stoppers programs across 14 states and two U.S. territories, we commend U.S. Senator Ashley Moody for introducing S. 5644 and for recognizing the importance of protecting the anonymous reward process that is fundamental to the Crime Stoppers mission. For 50 years, Crime Stoppers has provided citizens with a trusted and anonymous way to share critical information with law enforcement. The success of our programs depends upon maintaining that trust, including when eligible tipsters receive cash rewards for information that helps solve crimes and bring wanted individuals to justice. “S. 5644 addresses a federal reporting requirement that can create challenges for Crime Stoppers organizations when issuing cash reward payments. We appreciate Senator Moody’s leadership in the United States Senate and her willingness to listen to the concerns of Crime Stoppers programs and take action on an issue that impacts programs throughout our region and across the country. The Southeastern Crime Stoppers Association is proud to support legislation that strengthens the ability of Crime Stoppers organizations to protect anonymity, support law enforcement, and continue building safer communities,” said Amy Southards, President, Southeastern Crime Stoppers Association. BACKGROUND: Senator Moody recently introduced a bill to protect the anonymity of Crime Stoppers tipsters when they collect rewards for information that leads to an arrest. The bill would exempt qualifying nonprofit Crime Stoppers cash-reward transactions from certain federal currency transaction reporting requirements, addressing barriers to paying rewards while protecting tipster anonymity. Senator Moody worked with Florida Crime Stoppers as Attorney General to enact a statewide hotline for citizens to report crime anonymously using **TIPS. Following the success of **TIPS, Moody worked with Crime Stoppers USA to enact the program nationwide. This new legislation builds upon this work by protecting citizens’ anonymity when collecting rewards for helping law enforcement make arrests. Senator Moody is a long-time supporter of the rule of law and of law enforcement officers. Since becoming Florida’s newest Senator, Moody has: Introduced the Halo Act to shield federal officers from those who seek to threaten and harass them on duty. Supported the Graham Hoffman Act, which 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. Introduced the HELPER Act to make homeownership more obtainable for Florida heroes, including law enforcement officers. Co-Sponsored the HALT Fentanyl Act, which was signed into law by President Trump. The new law assists law enforcement officers in getting fentanyl traffickers off the streets and permanently classifies fentanyl-related substances under Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act. Sponsored the RIPPLE Act, which would expand the 287(g) program and provide resources to state law enforcement to more efficiently get criminal illegal aliens out of communities; and Advanced six bills to support law enforcement, strengthen public safety and deliver critical tools to officers out of the Judiciary Committee during Police Week earlier this year. At today’s event, Senator Moody also highlighted the important work to stop the flow of deadly drugs into Florida communities. Senator Moody continues to combat the nation’s fentanyl crisis by cosponsoring Tyler’s Law and most recently the PRESS Act. Tyler’s Law would require HHS to issue guidance on whether hospital emergency departments should implement fentanyl testing as a routine procedure for patients experiencing an overdose. PRESS Act would criminalize the intentional importation of pill press machines and unlisted precursor chemicals with the intent to manufacture illicit drugs. As Florida Attorney General, Senator Moody chaired the Statewide Task Force on Opioid Drug Abuse and secured a massive multibillion-dollar settlement from opioid manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. As Florida’s Attorney General, Senator Moody created many programs to recognize the selfless efforts of law enforcement officers, including her Back the Blue, Thin Line Tribute, and Sunshine Salute programs. Moody helped recruit 1,900 new officers to Florida from every state in the nation and worked with state lawmakers to strengthen statutes to hold criminals accountable and help officers and prosecutors do their jobs. During President Trump’s first administration, served as a Commissioner on the Presidential Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Justice Law Enforcement Commission. # # #

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As a mom, I know getting healthy food on the table can be a challenge. Choosing Florida-grown, in-season produce is one simple way to make it a little easier—and support the farmers who work hard to feed our families. Next time you’re at the grocery store, look for the “Fresh from Florida” label and see what’s in season.🌴 https://t.co/kfZ6QWm0fQ

U.S. Senator Ashley Moody Hosts National Crime Prevention News Conference Watch live: https://t.co/F2TLXFVVpu via @YouTube

It’s National Crime Prevention Month, and I joined law enforcement professionals today from across Tampa to thank them for all they do to protect Floridians. I also spotlighted my new legislation to help citizens remain anonymous when collecting reward money for helping officers make an arrest.

Happy birthday to the United States Navy! ⚓️🇺🇸 Since October 13, 1775, American Sailors have answered the call to serve—defending our nation and standing ready wherever duty takes them. To every Sailor who has worn the uniform, and to the families who stand beside them, thank you for your service and sacrifice. Fair winds and following seas! ⚓️🇺🇸

I’m honored to have the @NFIB_FL's endorsement. Small business owners are the backbone of our economy. They deserve leaders who keep their taxes low and Washington off their backs, and that’s exactly what I’ll keep fighting for in the Senate. https://t.co/lSD1ZvDzqp

It’s National Crime Prevention Month, and I joined law enforcement professionals today from across Tampa to thank them for all they do to protect Floridians. I also spotlighted my new legislation to help citizens remain anonymous when collecting reward money for helping officers make an arrest.

I'm proud to have delivered the largest tax cuts in American history -- no more taxes on tips or social security! https://t.co/wwW8Byjt2i

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72 hours ago, @GovRonDeSantis and I stood at the Escambia County EOC urging Floridians in the path of #Isaias to evacuate or hunker down. Since then, I’ve traveled across the Panhandle assessing damage, meeting with local officials, and standing with Floridians facing the long road to recovery. To our law enforcement officers, emergency managers, linemen, and local leaders: Thank you for your tireless work. I’m proud of how Florida has responded, together—and we will keep working until our communities recover.

This is exactly the kind of rapid response Florida delivers after a storm. Grateful for @FLSERT and @FLGuard delivering critical aid to Floridians impacted by Isaias.

Socialist Angie wants the government taking more of your hard-earned money. Florida’s economy thrives on freedom, not heavy-handed, high-tax socialism. We won't let radical policies wreck the Free State of Florida. https://t.co/qAWXwcGuwp

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