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Terrance Freeman

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Position on major issues

Criminal justice and policing

During his time on the Jacksonville City Council, Terrance has focused on affordability, public safety, workforce development, and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars. He supported Jacksonville’s first property tax rate reduction in nearly a decade, worked to fully fund the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, and championed the Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (JUMP) to expand apprenticeship and workforce training opportunities.

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Terrance has made supporting Jacksonville’s police officers, firefighters and first responders a priority. On the City Council, he supported record funding for the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department to ensure our first responders have the staff, tools and resources they need to keep our neighborhoods safe. In Tallahassee, he’ll continue working with law enforcement, first responders and community leaders to keep our families and communities safe.

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Economy, jobs and wages

During his time on the Jacksonville City Council, Terrance has focused on affordability, public safety, workforce development, and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars. He supported Jacksonville’s first property tax rate reduction in nearly a decade, worked to fully fund the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, and championed the Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (JUMP) to expand apprenticeship and workforce training opportunities.

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Immigration

Terrance believes government has a responsibility to enforce our immigration laws and protect our communities. He supports securing the border, enforcing existing immigration laws and ensuring state and local law enforcement have the tools they need to keep Floridians safe.

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Taxes and government spending

During his time on the Jacksonville City Council, Terrance has focused on affordability, public safety, workforce development, and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars. He supported Jacksonville’s first property tax rate reduction in nearly a decade, worked to fully fund the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, and championed the Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (JUMP) to expand apprenticeship and workforce training opportunities.

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Terrance championed Jacksonville’s first property tax cut in nearly a decade, helping provide relief for local families as everyday costs continue to rise. In Tallahassee, he’ll continue working to lower costs, reduce unnecessary fees and make Florida more affordable for working families, seniors and small businesses.

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Terrance believes taxpayers deserve a government that is efficient, accountable and responsible with their money. He has worked to cut unnecessary spending, improve efficiency and make sure taxpayer dollars are being used responsibly. In Tallahassee, he’ll continue working to eliminate waste, improve government services and protect taxpayers.

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“Families across Florida are stretched thin by rising costs. On the City Council, I delivered the first property tax cut in a decade and fought to ensure every tax dollar is spent wisely. In Tallahassee, I’ll keep working to reduce the cost of living by cutting property taxes even further, eliminating wasteful fees and regulations, and giving our first responders and working families the tools they need to succeed. Florida should always be a place where the American Dream is within reach.”

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