Grant Wittstruck

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• Proposes a Homestead Assessment Discount Program to lower city fire and stormwater assessments for homesteaded residents.
• Wants free spectator access to the Russell-Fields City Pier for residents, with possible changes to visitor fees to cover the cost.
• Wants to support police, fire, EMS and lifeguards, continue the current Spring Break approach and strengthen emergency preparedness.
• Wants roads, water, sewer and stormwater systems to keep pace with growth, with new development paying its fair share.
• Wants to protect neighborhoods from excessive density, invest in parks and youth recreation, and improve sidewalks.
• Supports an annual Tourism Local Investment and Impact Report on how tourism dollars benefit residents.

Platform in the candidate's own words, summarized from their filings and campaign pages.

Raised $59,095 · spent $47,889 · from individuals $24,754 (69 gifts, not named) · from organizations $33,341 · own money $1,000 · Campaign report · Campaign website

Every 2026 race

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