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Wyatts Family

I am a Gainesville native with over a decade of public service to my country and community. From patrolling the streets of Iraq to maintaining the streets of Gainesville, I have always been on the frontline of direct action for the betterment of society.

Now I want to take my tip-of-the-spear experience to the Gainesville City Commission.

Wyatt Zintiz is a life-long resident of Gainesville with over a decade of public service to his country and his community. Born in Tampa Bay, he moved to Gainesville at the age of seven and attended Stephen Foster Elementary, Fort Clarke Middle, and Buchholz High schools during his childhood. At the age of 17 he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as an infantry rifleman and later rifle team leader. During his enlistment he participated in two combat deployments for Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Our local government’s spending and taxation has gotten completely out of hand and we as citizens are the ones who suffer. As District 2 Commissioner I will fight to lower property taxes, reduce government waste, and return local government to its essential mission.

The Issues We Face

Property Taxes

While property and other local taxes serve an important purpose by funding essential services, our city government has gone too far.

GRU Authority

Gainesville Regional Utilities has sadly become a political football after the mismanagement of elected officials who left office long ago.

Overspending

Local government spending is out of control. Charter Officers have inflated salaries.

Mismanagement

For all the taxes and fees that our local government squeezes out of us, we certainly don’t get our money’s worth!

Over-surveillance

Whether it is the new red light cameras the Commission had installed or all of the FLOCK cameras sprouting up around town, there is entirely too much surveillance of the Gainesville public.

Homelessness

Increased homelessness is a national problem, but its solutions start at the local level.