Hendry County Tax Collector Amy Collins was honored with the Elected Official Community Involvement Recognition during the 2026 Juneteenth Celebration in Harlem, Florida.
The recognition honored Collins for her involvement in the community and her commitment to public service beyond the traditional responsibilities of the Tax Collector’s Office.
“Being present in our community is an important part of public service,” Collins said. “Our responsibility does not begin and end at the counter. It means listening, building relationships, supporting our communities, and making sure the people we serve know that their Tax Collector’s Office is accessible to them.”
Since taking office, Collins has emphasized community engagement as an important part of the Hendry County Tax Collector’s mission, encouraging the office and its team members to build stronger relationships with residents, community organizations, local agencies, and partners throughout the county.
Receiving the recognition during the Juneteenth Celebration in Harlem made the honor particularly meaningful.
“I am incredibly grateful for this recognition,” Collins said. “The Harlem community is an important part of Hendry County, and it was an honor to celebrate Juneteenth together. I believe the strongest communities are built when we show up for one another, work together, and make an intentional effort to serve every part of our county.”
The Hendry County Tax Collector’s Office remains committed to expanding community partnerships and finding new opportunities to bring information, resources, and services closer to the residents it serves.






