Priorities | Stacey Worthington for Citrus County

Infrastructure & Roads

Fix what’s broken. Plan for what’s coming.

Citrus County residents deserve safe, reliable roads today.

Stacey supports completing overdue road repairs while protecting the long-term integrity of our infrastructure so traffic moves safely and efficiently. That means planning ahead, using proven construction practices, and ensuring growth pays its fair share rather than burdening existing residents.

Why Stacey: Through her work with the Citrus County Building Alliance and Planning Commission, Stacey has worked directly with contractors and engineers responsible for roads and infrastructure.

Public Safety

Support the professionals who protect us.

Public safety is not optional.

Stacey believes in working closely with the Citrus County Sheriff’s Office and Fire Rescue to ensure they have the resources, staffing, and support needed to protect lives and property in every neighborhood—urban and rural alike.

Why Stacey: Stacey understands that strong public safety requires stable funding, clear communication, and respect for the professionals doing the job—not political interference.

Local Business & Jobs

Cut red tape. Keep Citrus County working.

Small businesses are the backbone of our community.

Stacey supports reducing unnecessary government obstacles and red tape so local businesses can grow, hire, and invest in the community. A strong local economy means better jobs and stronger tax revenues.

Why Stacey: As a small business owner, Stacey has managed payroll, budgets, and operations firsthand. She understands the real-world impact of government decisions on employers.

Fiscal Responsibility

Every tax dollar should be respected.

Accountability for how taxpayer dollars are spent.

Stacey believes in monitoring budget details, questioning assumptions, identifying savings opportunities, and making sure major projects are done right the first time—without waste or shortcuts.

Why Stacey: With a background in accounting and years of budget oversight experience, Stacey brings financial discipline and common sense to county government.

Smart Communication

Listen first. Explain decisions clearly.

Residents deserve transparency, not surprises.

Stacey supports strengthening communication between county government and residents so decisions are understood, feedback is heard, and trust is restored.

Why Stacey: Stacey’s leadership style is rooted in listening, collaboration, and respect—skills she has honed through decades of community and board service.

Conservation

Protect what makes Citrus County special.

Growth is inevitable, but losing our identity is not.

Stacey supports preserving Citrus County’s natural resources, heritage, and sense of place while balancing responsible, well-planned growth. Protecting waterways, parks, and neighborhoods must remain a priority.

Why Stacey: Stacey’s deep roots in Homosassa and long-standing involvement in local civic organizations give her a personal stake in protecting the community she calls home.