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Lynn Haven
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Brandon Aldridge

Commissioner Seat 1

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Term ending May 23, 2023.

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Top issues during term (10)

medium↓Dec 2020[0]

senior center reopening

There’s no cost breakdown in the source, but the reopening turns past rebuilding spending into restored services rather than a brand-new expense.

high↓Nov 2019[0]

corruption investigation

About $5 million in recovery money is at issue, which could mean less funding for storm repairs and added costs for local taxpayers.

high↓Oct 2021[0]

wastewater spill

Taxpayers and ratepayers could end up covering cleanup and repair bills, depending on insurance and state aid.

medium↓Jun 2022[0]

former mayor corruption case

Taxpayers are still exposed to the cost and fallout of the remaining corruption case, even though one charge just got dropped.

high↓Mar 2021[0]

public corruption indictment

Taxpayers could face added legal and oversight costs, and the case may complicate city business and development decisions.

high↓May 2021[0]

city commission election

If the dispute triggers legal or administrative action, Lynn Haven could face added election-related costs, though no specific price tag is attached.

high↓Sep 2021[0]

sewage spill

Lynn Haven taxpayers and ratepayers will likely foot the bill for cleanup, repairs, and possible upgrades, though the exact cost isn’t specified.

high↓Aug 2020[0]

public corruption charges

The alleged scheme involves about $5 million in hurricane debris-removal money, meaning local taxpayers could be on the hook for lost recovery funds and added legal or reputational costs.

high↓Mar 2021[0]

city hall demolition

Demolition carries upfront costs, and the city will still face significant rebuild expenses—likely shaped by insurance and disaster-recovery funding.

high↓Sep 2020[0]

federal indictment of city officials

Taxpayers could feel it through legal defense costs, outside counsel, and the staff time spent managing the fallout—even before any verdict.

Decisions during term (0)

Recorded while Aldridge was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

No decisions found.