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
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Many residents are concerned about:
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* Overdevelopment * Data Centers * Rising Taxes * Protection of the Nature Coast
​ * Preserving Existing Communities * Maintaining our Roads *Government Accountability
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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.
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A vote for Finegan and Herndon is a vote for a County Commission that listens to residents and respects the character of our communities.
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Vote August 7–15
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SavePineRidge.com supports:
Why We Endorse Diana Finegan
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✓ Opposed the Pine Ridge Golf Course housing development BOTH Times
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✓ No Data Centers
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✓ Opposed tax increases
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✓ Increased government transparency
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✓ Protected taxpayers
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✓ Does not accept developer donations
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Why We Endorse Dr. Holli Herndon
✓ No Data Centers
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✓ Slow, responsible growth
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✓ Protect the Nature Coast
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✓ Supports citizen involvement in government
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✓ Does not accept developer donations
Independent Leadership
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One thing Diana Finegan and Dr. Holli Herndon have in common is their commitment to independent leadership.
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Neither candidate accepts developer donations.
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We believe Citrus County Commissioners should answer to the people who live here, not to special interests seeking approval for development projects.
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Many residents believe the current majority has consistently supported development projects that conflict with citizen concerns.
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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.
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The future of Pine Ridge Estates and Citrus County will be decided by the choices voters make this August.
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Vote August 7–15
