Protector of Our Quality of Life

What does “quality of life” in Seminole County mean to me?

To me, QUALITY OF LIFE in Seminole County means recreational and passive parks, an ‘A’ rated school system, high-quality healthcare facilities all existing in well-planned communities. I believe quality of life also means keeping taxes the lowest in the region to encourage economic development. Preserving and protecting our natural resources like the Rural Boundary and the Wekiva River Springshed is paramount. In addition, the elimination of sprawl and unbridled growth ensures our transportation networks run as stress-free as possible throughout the county. I’m passionate about Seminole County and I truly believe in protecting Florida’s “Natural Choice.”

Below please find news articles and opinion editorials that re-enforce my PLEDGE to PROTECT  Our Quality of Life:

Rolling Hills

• Seminole County Rolling Hills Purchase
• Former Longwood Golf Course Transforming into Public Park

Seminole County Fertilizer Ordinance

• Seminole Fertilizer Ordinance Enacted
• Seminole County Fertilizer Ordinance

Urban Bear Management 

• Bear Aware Brochure (PDF) 
• Bear Aware Seminole County
• Seminole Officials Alarmed by Growing Number of Bears on County’s East Side

Oxford Road Project 

• Seminole Moves Forward on $9.1 Million Road Project 
• Seminole Looks to Spruce up Blighted Area

Small Business Grant Program 

• Seminole to Launch Small Business Grant Program for those Affected by COVID-19

Natural Lands Referendum

• Seminole County Natural Lands Referendum
• Seminole Residents Willing to Pay Higher Taxes for Parks, Land Purchases