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The document announces a general membership meeting of the Downtown Business Association to be held on February 25, 2016. It will feature a moderated debate and public Q&A between candidates for Leon County Sheriff. The Downtown Business Association aims to promote commerce, entertainment and living in downtown Tallahassee through community engagement and events.
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- 2. About Our SpeakersSchedule of Events 8:15 Networking and Coffee 8:30 Introduction and Welcome 8:45 Candidate Introduction 8:50 Moderated Section of Debate 9:35 Public Q&A 10:00 Meeting Adjourn What We Do The Downtown Business Association is a collec- tion of businesses, organizations, and individuals with a common goal of promoting commerce, en- tertainment, and living in Downtown Tallahassee. Through engagement with the community and local government, the DBA has brought events such as the Saturday in the Park Concert Series and Downtown Tallahassee New Year's Eve to the Downtown District. We are committed to pro- moting Downtown Tallahassee's interests, be- cause we believe that when Downtown succeeds we all succeed. Our Board of Directors The Downtown Business Association is gov- erned and directed by the men and women that serve on our board. The board members are volunteer representatives from many of the downtown businesses. These individuals are committed to the promotion of the DBA and Downtown Tallahassee in general. Contact Us Downtown Tallahassee Business Association 820 E Park Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32301 (850) 684-4133 JARED@DOWNTOWNTALLY.COM The Knott House Museum Mills has 24 years of ser- vice at the Leon County Sheriff's Office under his belt. Strickland, owner of the Tal- on Range, is seeking to bring his 24 years of experi- ence (17 of which were spent on the SWAT team) to the race for Leon County Sheriff. McNeil has more than 35 years of law enforcement experience. Much of this experience comes directly from administrative roles. Wood began his career as a Deputy Sheriff with the Leon County Sheriff's Office in March of 1983.