WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. - TelAve -- Greg Fuher, candidate for the Pasco County Mosquito Control Board (Seat 2), today announced his first live public town hall and Q&A session via Microsoft Teams on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at 7:00 PM EST. The virtual event advances a core pillar of Fuher's platform: increasing accessibility, transparency, and public engagement with the Pasco County Mosquito Control District (PCMCD).

The live session is open to all Pasco County residents, business owners, and local stakeholders. It provides an open forum to discuss the district's multi-million-dollar reserves, operational workflows, and smarter, eco-responsible pest management strategies.

"True accountability requires open doors," said Fuher, a U.S. Navy veteran and private-sector business consultant. "Right now, the PCMCD holds monthly meetings at 9:00 AM on weekdays, locking out working parents, business owners, and taxpayers. This virtual town hall is the first of many initiatives to meet Pasco residents when they are available."

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During the virtual event, Fuher will outline his key structural policy proposals:

• Fiscal Responsibility & Open Bidding: Demanding mandatory competitive Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for expenditures exceeding $25,000 to eliminate waste.
• Public Access Reform: Advocating to move regular board meetings past 4:00 PM to encourage working-class community participation.
• Targeted Eco-Friendly Infrastructure: Promoting long-term capital investments in Unmanned Aircraft Systems (drones), automated surveillance networks, and targeted biological larvicides to protect bees, butterflies, and local agriculture.

Following a presentation, Fuher will open the floor to an unscripted Q&A session regarding neighborhood mosquito management and public asset allocation.

Event Registration and Access Details:

• What: Public Campaign Q&A Session with Candidate Greg Fuher
• When: Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at 7:00 PM EST
• Where: Virtually via Microsoft Teams
• How to Attend: Visit the "Greg Fuher For Pasco County Mosquito Control Board Seat 2" Facebook page, navigate to Events, and click attend.
• How to Support: Visit https://vote.sbebc.com and click on any donate button.

Questions may also be submitted in advance through the official campaign Facebook group.

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About Greg Fuher:

Greg Fuher is a United States Navy veteran with approximately 20 years of experience in private-sector operations, financial auditing, and budget optimization. As a professional business consultant, he specializes in identifying structural inefficiencies and scaling automated systems. He is running for Seat 2 on the Pasco County Mosquito Control Board in the general election on November 3, 2026, to bring veteran leadership and corporate discipline to local government.