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Bryan Nelson

Kīhei, Tucson
As seen in: Arizona Public Media, Frontiers, Mother Jones, Tree Hugger, Motorcycle.com, App Trigger, CCJ (Commercial Carrier Journal), People's Journal, People's Taliba, Pumps & Systems, Agg-Net and
Former Philosopher and Science Writer. Currently: Filmmaker for Arizona Illustrated at Arizona Public Media, the PBS/NPR member station in Tucson, AZ.
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By Bryan Nelson
| The Apopka Chief Verified
Mayor Bryan Nelson I would like to share some of the details of our just-completed Strategic Plan 2026-2031. With the financial help of Duke Energy, our team here at the city, along with the commissioners and residents of Apopka, have been collaborating for over six months (20+ planning sessions) to produce this document that can now be found on our city website.
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By Bryan Nelson
| The Apopka Chief Verified
Mayor Bryan Nelson As we close out March of 2026, I would like to take this column to thank all the men and women who helped to achieve our lofty water meter goals. We started out with 31% estimated and no-read meters, and I tasked City Administrator Radley Williams to change the way we were running that division and put an emphasis on changing our direction.
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By Bryan Nelson
| The Apopka Chief Verified
Mayor Bryan Nelson As I finish my term as mayor, there has been a lot of discussion about the budget process and the financial position of the city. When I first got elected in 2018, we were headed toward a general fund reserve of less than $4 million by the end of the 2018 fiscal year. My first job as the new mayor was to stop the bleeding and shore up our reserves.
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