Michael Gonzalez for Clermont City Council Seat 5

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• Clermont is growing, and that growth isn’t slowing down. The question is whether our roads, utilities, and public services will keep up with it. Every new neighborhood adds cars to our roads, demand on water and sewer, and calls for police, fire, and EMS. When those needs get planned after the homes are built, residents pay for it with longer commutes and slower emergency response. I support planning for Clermont’s future. That plan only works if every major growth decision answers three quest

  14 October 2026 · Michael Gonzalez for Clermont City Council Seat 5 · $200 – $299 · 45K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• Clermont is growing fast. Decisions being made right now on density and building height could shape our city for years to come. Michael Gonzalez believes residents deserve a voice before those decisions are final, not after. Independent leadership. Serving you, not a few.

  24 September 2026 · Michael Gonzalez for Clermont City Council Seat 5 · $200 – $299 · 50K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• 🚦 IS THIS REALLY FEASIBLE FOR CLERMONT? The SR 50 planning study identifies potential roundabout opportunities at 12th Street, West Avenue, 5th Street, and East Avenue. State Highway 50 is managed by Florida Department of Transportation. It’s a state road not city. These are concepts—currently in the proposed comprehensive plan. But before anything like this moves forward, residents should have clear answers. ➡️ What do the traffic studies actually show? ➡️ Would four roundabouts improve t

  6 October 2026 · Michael Gonzalez for Clermont City Council Seat 5 · $100 – $199 · 5K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• What does fiscal responsibility mean to you? For me, it means planning past the next election. Big projects are easy to announce. Before Clermont commits to one, residents should see the full cost, how the city will pay for it over the years, and what it does to our reserves. A downtown parking garage or a new road project should come with a long-range plan to fund it. Public safety and core infrastructure come first. When money gets tight, police, fire, roads, and water shouldn’t be what gets

  14 October 2026 · Michael Gonzalez for Clermont City Council Seat 5 · $100 – $199 · 40K+ impressions · Promotional · Ad Library

• CLERMONT RESIDENTS — LOOK AT THESE NUMBERS. Clermont’s draft Comprehensive Plan includes future land-use categories allowing maximum densities ranging from 9–18 units per net acre in Low-Density Neighborhoods to as much as 100 units per net acre in Mixed-Use Corridors and Town Centers. They want to increase density, so they can increase revenue. More people, more money. We can do without both. At the same time, Florida voters will decide Amendment 3, which could change the property-tax reven

  29 September 2026 · Michael Gonzalez for Clermont City Council Seat 5 · $0 – $99 · 100+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library