Posted: Tuesday, November 10
On behalf of the Funding Santa Rosa’s Future committee, I want to express my sincere gratitude to the residents who took the time to learn about the half-cent Local Option Sales Tax renewal and ultimately voted FOR continuing this important investment in our community. Your support sends a clear message: Santa Rosa County’s future matters, … read more
Posted: Tuesday, November 03
Santa Rosa County is growing, and with that growth comes an important responsibility: ensuring our roads, public safety services, parks, stormwater systems and community infrastructure keep pace with the needs of our residents. That’s why local first responders and community leaders are asking voters to renew the county’s half-cent Local Option Sales Tax (LOST). In … read more
Posted: Monday, November 02
Howard Steele, a familiar face in Santa Rosa County with a vested interest in our community’s future, is running for Milton mayor, challenging incumbent Heather Lindsay, who is seeking a third term. A United States Marine Corps veteran, Steele was born and raised in Santa Rosa County and is a 1987 graduate of Milton High … read more
Posted: Monday, November 02
Santa Rosa County is growing, and with that growth comes an important responsibility: ensuring our roads, public safety services, parks, stormwater systems and community infrastructure keep pace with the needs of our residents. That’s why local first responders and community leaders are asking voters to renew the county’s half-cent Local Option Sales Tax (LOST). In … read more
Posted: Sunday, November 01
After uncovering District 5 School Board Candidate Marie Locklin’s party affiliation history, which revealed she spent nearly 20 years as a registered Democrat, it was no surprise to learn she’s been endorsed by VoteBlue.org and the AFL-CIO, a liberal federation of unions which consistently backs the Democratic Party. The Blue Voter Guide not only endorsed … read more
Posted: Friday, October 30
District 5 School Board Candidate Marie Locklin was a member of the Democratic Party for nearly 20 years. Should that matter? School board races are non partisan, and that explains how some Santa Rosa County voters unknowingly elected a Democrat to serve on the board. Do you believe voters should know the party affiliation history … read more
Posted: Friday, October 30
Santa Rosa County is growing, and with that growth comes an important responsibility: ensuring our roads, public safety services, parks, stormwater systems, and community infrastructure keep pace with the needs of our residents. That’s local first responders are asking voters to renew the county’s half-cent local option sales tax. In 2016, Santa Rosa County voters … read more
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