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Rick Everitt, Candidate for Fire Commissioner South Walton Fire District Seat 3
Recently Retired State of Florida (Panhandle Area Educational Consortium), where I served for 30 years as the Program Coordinator for Technology Support. I have based my professional career on building relationships from Washington D.C. to Tallahassee. I believe that these relationships can help all of us in south Walton. I believe that to those that have been blessed by the opportunities presented them should be willing to give back to the communities they live. I understand the significant role that the commissioners of the South Walton Fire District play in the safety of all of us in this community. I feel that I can bring a great deal of experience and dedication to the people of this district by serving as your next Seat 3 commissioner. At this time, I just want to introduce myself and offer my service to you.
I can be reached @ 850-326-2484 and promise to always be available to you to discuss how we might work together for South Walton County. Email: rickeverittcampaign@gmail.com Facebook Page: Rick Everitt for Fire Commissioner Seat 3
• I believe that some of the greatest challenges facing Walton County are: The lack of community involvement in government, infrastructure needs of our county, and investments in the things that matter most, education, safety, medical needs of our community, and youth of our county. Basic leadership skills are absent too many times as important decisions are being made by a handful of people.
• What has disappointed me most in life is that the people that complain most about their life circumstances are usually the ones that are not involved at all. I think that this is reflected in church attendance, school support groups, and county and city governments.
• I think anyone running for public office should have a history of service. I think the quote “You cannot build a reputation on what you are going to do” is so important in the life histories of all candidates. I would urge all Walton County voters to look at what the candidates have done. I am proud of what I have been able to accomplish in my professional career. The one major goal I can show in the last five years that has and will effect the lives of all of us is the successful efforts we made in Washington D.C. working with the Federal Communications Commission to obtain funding for the building of internet infrastructure needs of small and rural counties. Walton County has been able to build out hundreds of miles of fiber to serve their needs for 10% of the actual cost.
• Keeping taxes low. We send far more to Tallahassee and Washington D.C. then we ever get back. I would work with the South Walton Fire District to build the very best fire stations using money we have already sent out of the county. We must prepare for the future and build the infrastructure as we go.
• The top 3 things that guide and strengthen me are clearly reflective in my life over the last 45 years.
My personal relationship with my Lord. In 1972, playing football for Troy State University, my roommate and I established and founded the first chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletics. This relationship is not just on Sunday morning; it is day by day, hour by hour, and minute by minute. The church, and personal relationships developed over my entire life guide me and is clearly evident to anyone who knows me or would like to get to know me.
Life lessons learned on the football field. Teamwork, Competition. Sportsmanship, Relationships. When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. Never accept losing, and never give up. Pages can be written about these life lessons.
Family, the most important institution in the entire world. When families are strong, churches are strong, schools are strong, communities are strong, governments are strong, and fire departments are strong.