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Surfside’s Ethics Laws Are Under Attack. Here’s Why They Matter.
If you’ve been paying attention to Surfside’s politics this month, then you’ve been hearing a lot about Special Meetings—Commission meetings that happen outside of the regularly scheduled time on the second Tuesday night of every month. Mayor Danzinger has convened three Special Meetings in this month alone, and the next one is scheduled for this Thursday, August 27th, at 10:00 a.m. These meetings have been hastily convened—the first two were announced with barely 48 hours’

Gerardo Vildostegui
Aug 25


Thank You, Surfside!
For me, this year’s Election “Day” lasted 61 hours. And it concluded last night, just before 8:00 p.m., when the Canvassing Board certified my re-election as a Commissioner in the Town of Surfside. I feel a tremendous sense of honor, as well as profound gratitude. When my new term starts on Monday, I will channel those emotions into hard work on behalf of the Town that has, once again, entrusted me with the responsibility of governing.

Gerardo Vildostegui
Mar 20


Three Issues for Surfside
In the run-up to the Commission Candidates' Forum, the League of Women voters asked candidates to submit written answers to two questions. My answer to the first question is in my previous blog post.
In the second question of their questionnaire, the League of Women Voters asks,
What are the three most important issues facing your municipality? For each concern, how do you propose to mitigate/improve/resolve the issue?

Gerardo Vildostegui
Mar 16
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