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(Paul) Andy Stewart
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EDUCATION
Master of Public Administration, University of Central Florida
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Accounting, University of Central Florida
EXPERIENCE
Town Manager, Dundee, FL
2009 – Present
Assistant City Manager, Auburndale, FL 2003 – 2009
Fiscal Coordinator Orange County Fire Rescue 2002 – 2003
Financial Consultant, National Financial Systems 2000 – 2002
BACKGROUND
The Town of Dundee is located in Central Florida along bustling US 27 and is central located
between Tampa and Orlando. The Town consists of a compact twelve square miles and is home
to about 3,372 residents. Dundee has an excellent mix of retail establishments along US 27 and
is home to Dundee Citrus Growers Association which is one of the largest fresh fruit
cooperatives in the Florida Citrus Industry.
Dundee’s General Fund Budget & Enterprise Fund Budget is $4.3 million dollars. The Town
recently completed several large capital improvement projects including a Town Center, Library,
Water Plant Facility, and new Public Works Building. With these projects being completed the
FY 2012-2013 includes no additional capital improvement projects. The Town has
approximately 25 full and part-time employees and outsources several core services such as solid
waste and law enforcement.
The three most significant issues facing the Town are:
Revenue reductions. Over the past three years due to the economic downturn and
housing collapse the Town has experienced a major reduction in ad valorem revenues.
Water and Sewer Infrastructure. Although there have been many new improvements to
the Town’s water supply, there are many areas of the community that have antiquated
water distribution lines that the Town has failed to maintain or properly replace. It will
be imperative for the Town to take advantage of existing grants in the future to replace
this infrastructure.
Downtown Redevelopment. Like many other the small Florida communities the
downtown is and has been in a state of economic decline. Effective solutions to the
problems of deteriorating building stock, loss of business, and the waning economic
strength of downtown are crucial to the survival of the Town itself. Town staff has
recently announced a Downtown Vision Plan that will take place to provide a solid road
map for recovery downtown.
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