Kimberly Berfield

As our next state representative, Kimberly Berfield will apply her conservative values, successful business skills and extensive public education knowledge to address skyrocketing property taxes, protect private property from forced annexation, and act as champion for our local public schools so our kids get the high-quality resources they need.

As our next state representative, Kimberly Berfield will apply her conservative values, successful business skills and extensive public education knowledge to address skyrocketing property taxes, protect private property from forced annexation, and act as champion for our local public schools so our kids get the high-quality resources they need. Meet Kim “Constituents come first. They matter and their needs drive my priorities. I welcome difficult challenges and have the experience to win the fights that need fighting. “ - Kimberly Berfield

Our state needs to remain steadfast in lowering insurance premium rates. While tort reform with homeowners’ insurance, benefits for retrofitting or hardening our home and tax relief have been produced to draw nine new insurers to the state and provide a path for three insurers to request a reduction in their premium costs, we still have work to achieve. We must remain steadfast in our position on tort reform, continue to address issues which Pinellas’s residents are being ejected from Citizen’s

District 58 continues to deserve someone like Kimberly Berfield – a person who will champion the issues which matter most to you. She will stand up for our community and the values that have enabled us to become a gem on the gulf coast of Florida. Growing up in Pinellas County, Kim understands the challenges facing families inside and out. Learn more about where Kimberly stands . . . Our Community Our community possesses some of the finest beaches in Florida that are world destinations. Florida coastal charm with quaint historical areas and pristine waters of beauty are perfect for relaxing, boating, fishing and nature sports in the state ties us to our past while propelling us into the future. We must safeguard our shared natural heritage for future generations. While mother nature has blessed us with the beauty and benefits of the waterfronts, she has also challenged us through her fury of weather. As a result, our community and state are challenged in protecting ourselves. Our state needs to remain steadfast in lowering insurance premium rates. While tort reform with homeowners’ insurance, benefits for retrofitting or hardening our home and tax relief have been produced to draw nine new insurers to the state and provide a path for three insurers to request a reduction in their premium costs, we still have work to achieve. We must remain steadfast in our position on tort reform, continue to address issues which Pinellas’s residents are being ejected from Citizen’s Insurance