Q&A with Fernandina Beach City Commissioner Tim Poynter
NewsLine staff
Q: Why does Fernandina Beach need new revenue sources?
A: The city cannot raise sales tax - all we have is ad valorem tax....
Q&A with Nassau County Commission Chair Alyson McCullough
Q: How does living in District 4 shape your approach to representing your constituents?
A: As someone who chooses to live "out there" in the rural...
Q&A with City of Fernandina Beach Commissioner Tim Poynter
Q: What do you want residents to understand about how paid parking revenues are being used?
A: The dollars that we are raising in the paid...
Q&A with Fernandina Beach Vice Mayor Darron Ayscue
NewsLine staff
Q: You have described the paid parking debate as a consuming topic for the city. What is your perspective on the issue and...
Q&A with Nassau County Board of County Commissioners Chairperson, Commissioner Alyson R. McCullough
NewsLine staff
Q: There has been discussion at the state level regarding the potential elimination of property taxes. How would this impact Nassau County?
A: There...
Q&A with Fernandina Beach Vice Mayor Darron Ayscue
NewsLine staff
Q: Why did you vote against paid parking downtown?
A: Citizens brought many good ideas forward. The commission has yet to identify how paid...
Q&A with Fernandina Beach City Commissioner Joyce Tuten
NewsLine staff
Q: What resiliency award did the city recently win?
A: At the annual Regional Awards for Excellence on Jan. 8, the Northeast Florida Regional...
Q&A with Nassau County Commissioner Jeff Gray
NewsLine staff
Q: What recreation investments is Nassau County making?
A: When I speak with residents across Nassau County, one theme comes up again and again:...
Q&A with Nassau County Commissioner A.M. “Hupp” Huppmann
NewsLine staff
Q: Residents frequently ask about the county’s rapid growth. How does the new "Vision 2050" plan address this?
A: One thing people talk about...
Q&A with Nassau County Commissioner Klynt Farmer
NewsLine staff
Q: What is the plan to ensure roadway infrastructure is efficiently maintained for citizens and motorists?
A: Nassau County maintains more than 500 miles...
