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One-On-One

Every Friday, News13’s Amy Hoyt talks with newsmakers about the most current topics around the panhandle, state and country. Elected leaders are held accountable and have the opportunity to answer the questions you want asked. Amy is one of this area’s most credible journalists and puts her experience to work for you. Here are her One on One interviews, past and present.

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Friday, April 13, 2007

One-on-One: Neil Jones

Neil C. Jones has lived in Bay County for 50 years. He resides in Lynn Haven and wants to help run the city. He is seeking the job as Seat 4 City Commissioner.

Jones is a commercial Real Estate Investment Broker and says he talks with people everyday who know Lynn Haven is growing. He wants to help manage that growth with his experience.

Stormwater runoff is a big problem in Lynn Haven which is low lying in many places. Jones knows first hand from hurricane flooding that while some things, like homes on the bay, can’t be “fixed”, they can be made better with city solutions.

Jones also believes not every problem should be solved by raising taxes. There are other avenues to look at first before you make residents pay more taxes, he says.

To hear the extended interview with Neil Jones, click on the icon.

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