Protecting Pine Ridge
Last update 06/17/26 11 a.m.
Save Citrus County
THE FUTURE OF CITRUS COUNTY IS ON THE BALLOT
Restore a Citizen Majority on the Citrus County Commission
Many residents are concerned about:
* Overdevelopment * Data Centers * Rising Taxes * Protection of the Nature Coast
* Preserving Existing Communities * Maintaining our Roads *Government Accountability
The August election presents an opportunity to change the direction of the Citrus County BOCC
For years, many important County Commission decisions have been decided by a 3-2 vote.
Residents concerned about overdevelopment, data centers, rising taxes, Road Maintenance and the future of established communities now have an opportunity to change the direction of Citrus County government.
A vote for Finegan and Herndon is a vote for a County Commission that listens to residents and respects the character of our communities.
Vote August 7–15
SavePineRidge.com supports:
Why We Endorse Diana Finegan
✓ Opposed the Pine Ridge Golf Course housing development BOTH Times
✓ No Data Centers
✓ Opposed tax increases
✓ Increased government transparency
✓ Protected taxpayers
✓ Does not accept developer donations
Why We Endorse Dr. Holli Herndon
✓ No Data Centers
✓ Slow, responsible growth
✓ Protect the Nature Coast
✓ Supports citizen involvement in government
✓ Does not accept developer donations
Independent Leadership
One thing Diana Finegan and Dr. Holli Herndon have in common is their commitment to independent leadership.
Neither candidate accepts developer donations.
We believe Citrus County Commissioners should answer to the people who live here, not to special interests seeking approval for development projects.
Many residents believe the current majority has consistently supported development projects that conflict with citizen concerns.
If Diana Finegan is re-elected and Dr. Holli Herndon defeats Rebecca Bays, Citrus County voters can create a new County Commission majority that is more responsive to citizens and less driven by development interests.
The future of Pine Ridge Estates and Citrus County will be decided by the choices voters make this August.
Vote August 7–15
