High Springs Commissioner Seat 1 · Nov 3, 2026
Timothy "Timmy" Guinn
Jr.
Timothy "Timmy" Guinn Jr. is running for High Springs Commissioner Seat 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Andrew Miller.
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The race · Commissioner Seat 1
- 01Timothy "Timmy" Guinn Jr.You’re reading
- 02Andrew MillerIncumbent
Background
- About
- High Springs Community School PTA chair with a decade of experience in grant writing and auditing. He serves on the Alachua County Health Facilities Authority Advisory Board.
- Party
- Nonpartisan race. City of High Springs
- Campaign website
- www.guinn4highsprings.com
On the record: Timothy "Timmy" Guinn Jr.
5 sourced01Property taxes2 sourced positions
Wants to increase city revenue by encouraging clean business growth instead of raising residents' taxes.
Increasing city revenue by incentivizing clean business growth to meet our budgetary constraints without raising resident taxes.”
Own statementTimmy Guinn Jr. campaign websiteLink
As summarized in the official City Commission minutes; not a direct quote
Asked during public comment about mis-assessed property taxes and whether there is a way to keep citizens informed (September 2025).
Own statementHigh Springs City Commission minutes, September 22, 2025 · Sep 22, 2025Link
02Governance1 sourced position
Pledges constructive, respectful debate on the commission focused on solutions.
I am committed to constructive, respectful debate on the dais—focused on solutions, not on dividing our city or degrading our neighbors.”
Own statementTimmy Guinn Jr. campaign websiteLink
03Priorities1 sourced position
Says every commission decision should be judged by whether it makes High Springs a place where children will want to stay and raise families.
Every decision by the commission must pass one test: Does this make High Springs a place where our children will want to stay and raise their own families.”
Own statementTimmy Guinn Jr. campaign websiteLink
04City manager1 sourced position
As summarized in the official City Commission minutes; not a direct quote
Asked during public comment what the next steps would be if the commission moved forward with the motion on the city manager (July 2026).
Own statementHigh Springs City Commission minutes, July 23, 2026 · Jul 23, 2026Link
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