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Gregg Weiss is running for Mayor to fix what’s broken in West Palm Beach: gridlocked traffic, aging water infrastructure, and a City Hall that too often answers to developers before residents.
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Gregg’s record
22 years
In technology, from programmer to executive
2018
Elected to the Palm Beach County Commission, District 2
2022
Re-elected by District 2 voters to a second term
2027
Mayor of West Palm Beach. You decide March 9.
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I will always be straightforward with the people of West Palm Beach. I believe in a government that listens, responds, and acts with integrity.
Gregg Weiss, candidate for Mayor
The plan
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Keep West Palm Beach livable
Rising rents and property taxes are pushing longtime residents out. Gregg backs church-land and missing-middle housing models, like the Seventh at Haverhill project, that add supply without erasing a neighborhood’s character.
Keep West Palm Beach livable
Rising rents and property taxes are pushing longtime residents out. Gregg backs church-land and missing-middle housing models, like the Seventh at Haverhill project, that add supply without erasing a neighborhood’s character.
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About
Before he was a County Commissioner, Gregg spent 22 years in technology — starting as a programmer and working his way up to the executive suite. He knows what it looks like when a system is broken, and he knows how to fix it.
He and his wife, Rebecca, have called West Palm Beach home since 2004. Gregg holds degrees in Economics and Social Ecology from UC Irvine.
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