Most importantly, I vow to be a strong leader. One who listens and makes your concerns my priority. I am a fiscally conservative Republican who feels elected to office should be a service, not a career. Government has a duty, a duty to provide essential services correctly, efficiently and keep you, the taxpayers interest first, not the politicians.
Joe Henry Earman Sr., 84, died May 4, 2010. Indian River County is and always will be home, and I will work hard to keep it that way for you. He was born in Washington, D.C., and was a lifelong resident of Vero Beach. Indian River County Fair Association – President Originally organized in 1980 as the Vero Beach Firefighters County Fair.Vero Beach Firefighter’s Association Inc.Indian River County Youth Livestock Association.Indian River Neighborhood Association (IRNA), President.Vero Beach Fire Department/Indian River County Fire Rescue - 1980 to Present (December 2015 retirement).Different positions and jobs within other family owned businesses.and Blue Crystal Water and Ice - 1972 to 1984 Attended SUNY (State University of New York) Distance Learning Public Safety.1980 AA Degree Indian River State College.I would appreciate you vote and support on August 18, 2020! He enlisted in the Army Air Force at 17 and served in the Pacific Theater.
Indian River County Fire Rescue Honor Guard Commander.Glendale Elementary School Improvement Team – Volunteer of the Year.Vero Beach American Little League – Board of Directors.Florida High School Athletic Association Rules Official.Gifford Middle School Baseball Assistant Head Coach.Indian River County School Board Substitute Teacher.Indian River County Volunteer Ambulance Squad.
Two (2) Sons: Ben, age 32 and Sam, age 30. Note: The candidate's photograph and statement are supplied by the candidate and are not endorsed by the County Supervisor of Elections or checked for accuracy.INDIAN RIVER COUNTY - The answer is still no, the County Commission said Tuesday, to Vero Beach's request for tourism-tax money to build a lifeguard tower.Ĭounty officials repeated their well-worn argument against the funding: Tourism tax money is intended to bring visitors to the county, not to build infrastructure projects such as lifeguard stands, museums and park amenities. More: Indian River tourism group recommends 7 organizations to split $1.9 million in bed taxes More: Indian River pulls rug out from under Vero Beach effort to fund Humiston Park lifeguard tower "There's only so much money to go around," said County Commissioner Joe Earman. The tourism tax, also known as the bed tax, adds 4% to hotel stays.
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