The Florida League of Cities, the united voice for Florida’s municipal governments, recently recognized State Rep. Anne Gerwig (R-District 93) with a 2025 Legislative Appreciation Award for her work during the 2025 legislative session to protect local decision making of Florida’s municipalities.
“It is an honor to have been chosen in this, my first legislative session, for the 2025 Legislative Appreciation Award,” Gerwig said. “My colleagues and I worked hard to present and pass legislation and submit a budget that will best serve our constituents in our districts and across Florida.”
Legislative Appreciation Award recipients are legislators who have consistently advocated for the FLC and its members. Throughout the 2025 session, these lawmakers actively supported or defended local decision-making. Their actions included consistent support of the league’s policy platform, proposing amendments to prevent preemptions and unfunded mandates, and garnering support for local self-governance behind the scenes.
Gerwig was elected in 2024 to the Florida House of Representatives after serving for four years as councilwoman and eight years as mayor of the Village of Wellington.
