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Mike Byerly

Biography

  • Born Oct. 11, 1963, in Newnan, Georgia
  • Graduated from Buchholz High School in Gainesville, 1982
  • Obtained a B.S. in Zoology from Clemson University
  • Obtained a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Georgia
  • 2 Year Graduate study in Ecology at University of Tennessee
  • Owns and manages rental properties in the Gainesville area
  • Resides in Micanopy with wife, Busy Shires Byerly, in their off-grid solar home

Present Appointments

  • Alachua County Support Services Group
  • Joint Gainesville/County Board Meetings
  • Canvassing Board
  • Gainesville/Alachua County Commission Joint Water Policy Committee
  • Goethe State Forest Management Plan
  • I-75 Corridor Council (Regional Planning Council)
  • Paynes Prairie Land Management Review
  • Regional Planning Council, North Central Florida
  • SPROUT Project Task Force
  • St. John's Water Management District
  • Alachua/Bradford County Workforce Development Board/Consortium
Mike Byerly, Chair - District 1
Term Expires: 11/2016
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Past Appointments

  • Foster Grandparents Advisory Committee
  • Retired & Senior Volunteer Program Advisory Committee
  • Alachua County Community Planning Group
  • Metropolitan Transportation Planning Organization (MTPO)
  • Public Safety Coordinating Council

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