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County Attorney

We provide user-friendly, quality legal services to our clients in a timely fashion. Our clients include:

  • Board of County Commissioners
  • Constitutional Officers
  • County Manager
  • County Departments
  • Library District
  • Metropolitan Transportation Planning Organization
  • Canvassing Board
  • Board-appointed committees

Primary Critical Functions

  • Legal advice, representation, and training
  • Reducing costs of claims against County
  • Collecting claims owed to County
  • Assisting in bidding/contracting
  • Enforcement of County Codes through Courts
  • Providing advice on land use
  • Advising on employment and labor matters
David Wagner,
County Attorney
Phone (352) 374-5218
Fax (352) 374-5216
12 SE 1st Street
Gainesville, FL 32601

Attorneys

  • Dave Wagner, County Attorney
  • Robert Livingston, Ass't. County Attorney
  • David Schwartz, Ass't. County Attorney
  • Bill Harlan, County Litigation Attorney
  • Sylvia Torres, Assistant County Attorney

Support Staff

  • Ora Carter, Executive Legal Secretary
  • Lisa Buggica, Legal Secretary
  • Eileen Hodges, Legal Secretary

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