I hope that this city and my party have benefited from me making this effort to address so many of our communities concerns. My supporters and I will always be grateful for the encouragement and friendship of so many wonderful people in this community and I look forward to working with many of you as we move into the future. God Bless!
On December 14 at 12 pm, Robert will participate in a question-and-answer forum hosted for candidates running in the City Commission election on January 29, 2008. The forum will be hosted by the Gainesville-Alachua County Association of Realtors.
Gainesville, Fla., November 28, 2007 – Robert Agrusa, candidate for Gainesville City Commission, At-Large 2 seat and former University of Florida Senate President, and campaign team plan to clean areas of Gainesville Saturday at 2 p.m. at the corner of 8th Ave. and 34th St.
“Giving back to the community is something every citizen should take part in,” Agrusa said. “It is my absolute pleasure and it is my hope that I can serve the community in an even greater capacity on the Gainesville City Commission.”
Agrusa and his team organized the event with Keep Alachua Beautiful, a program to protect, preserve and improve the quality of life in Alachua County by using public education, mass communications, governmental involvement and grassroots activities to prevent and control litter, improve solid waste management and beautify the community.
Over 25 are expected to participate in the clean up.
“We have a wonderful opportunity ahead of us,” Agrusa said. “We are looking forward to seeing everyone out there on Saturday.”
Robert is thankful for your continued support and understands that you are critical to the success of his campaign. A $20 donation from you today will assist Robert in promoting his vision for the Gainesville community and ensure his victory on January 29, 2008.
WHO: Robert Agrusa, candidate for City Commissioner At-Large 2 seat
WHAT - THE PLATFORM: Robert Agrusa will work for a sustainable Gainesville providing for the needs of our community and securing resources for future generations. He believes this can be done with small changes, such as bio-diesel fuel for busses. Through this and other changes, we can guarantee Gainesville and its resources will be preserved for the future.
It is with great pleasure I announce my candidacy for the Gainesville City Commission At-Large 2 seat in the January 2008 elections. As the University of Florida’s Senate President, I had the opportunity to affect change within the city and serve the dynamic individuals who live and work in the Gainesville community. After working on a wide range of projects related to improving the quality of life in Gainesville during my term, I cannot step away from something I feel so passionately about. I am confident that my leadership experience in Gainesville and willingness to consider innovative solutions qualifies me as an ideal candidate for our city.