Press releases, campaign updates, and news from Greg Fuher's campaign for Pasco County Mosquito Control Board Seat 2.
U.S. Navy Veteran and executive consultant Greg Fuher has officially filed to run for Pasco County Mosquito Control Board Seat 2, pledging to bring private-sector discipline and fiscal accountability to the district's $18 million annual budget.
Greg Fuher is calling on the Pasco County Mosquito Control Board to immediately adopt mandatory RFP processes for all major procurement — citing a recent $400,000 vehicle contract awarded without local competitive bidding.
In a guest column, Greg Fuher argues that holding Mosquito Control Board meetings at 9:00 AM effectively disenfranchises working families and small business owners who cannot attend during business hours.
After two decades managing multi-million dollar operations for companies like Copart and IAA, Greg Fuher is applying the same operational rigor to his campaign for the Pasco County Mosquito Control Board.
Greg Fuher attended a community forum in Wesley Chapel, speaking with residents about mosquito control priorities, budget transparency, and the importance of accessible public meetings.
The Fuher for Mosquito Control campaign has launched a new initiative framing Pasco County taxpayers as the ultimate shareholders of the Mosquito Control District — demanding the same accountability standards applied in the private sector.
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