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Realtors endorse Gaddy

   July 16, 2018

From Peter Gaddy Campaign:

Peter Gaddy has received the endorsement from the Pensacola Association of Realtors for City Council District 4. This is the first formal endorsement awarded by an organization in this race.

Gaddy founded Gulf Marine Construction, a company which specializes in shoreline construction, upon graduation from Auburn in 2005. He plans to bring his experience from construction and running a small business to the council.

“I have spent the last 12+ years focusing on growing my business and now I would like to bring my practical experience and decision making ability to the city council. I pride myself on my ability to make tough decisions under pressure. Pensacola has been great to me and now I would like to give back and contribute to our growth.”

Gaddy is focused on the economy, environment and public safety. “These are the building blocks for a successful community. We must seek outside investment in our community and attract more jobs involving skilled trades.”

Experience with shoreline construction and his love of the water make the restoration of Carpenter’s Creek, Bayou Texar and Bayou Chico are a priority for Gaddy. When it comes to public safety Gaddy says, “Competitive compensation, training and good equipment will help police and fire keep response times low and our community safe.”

Gaddy resides in East Hill with his wife and two daughters. The primary for City Council District 4 is on August 28.

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