In a recent government meeting, officials expressed gratitude for community support during recent emergency efforts in Pasco County. The meeting began with a discussion on the approval of the use of Pasco County resources, highlighting the collaborative spirit among local leaders and volunteers.

One notable mention was Juan Boge, who volunteered his services to the Pasco County Police Department and Duster City. His commitment was underscored by his seven-hour ride in a Hummer, assisting during critical high-water conditions. Officials praised Boge for his dedication and ongoing support, including repairs to essential equipment.

Additionally, the meeting acknowledged the efforts of local churches, particularly the contributions of Danny Fields and Pastor Lord, who opened their church to house ten volunteers. These individuals have been instrumental in cleanup efforts, assisting with debris removal and providing shelter for those in need.

The discussions reflected a strong sense of community resilience and cooperation in the face of challenges, emphasizing the importance of local partnerships in emergency response efforts.