State Representative Bryan Avila was born and raised in Hialeah, Florida. Bryan’s parents, Adrian and Rosa Maria, came to the United States seeking freedom from Cuba’s communist regime. His parents instilled in him the same principles that allowed them to become proud homeowners and successful citizens. As a product of his community, Bryan understands the needs and issues affecting the residents of District 111.
CONSERVATIVE VALUES AND REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP
Republican Member of the Florida House of Representatives, elected 2014.
Republican Party of Miami-Dade County, Vice-Chairman, elected in 2013.
Republican Party of Miami-Dade County Committeeman for District 14, elected in 2012.
EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION
Adjunct Professor at Miami Dade College
City of Hialeah Planning and Zoning Board Member
City of Hialeah Scholarship Board Member, which provides educational opportunities to at-risk youth
Miami Springs Senior High School Graduate, Class of 2002
Miami Dade College, Associate in Arts in 2004
Miami Dade College, President of the Wolfson Campus Student Government Association, 2003-2004
University of Miami, Bachelor of Arts in Political Science in 2006
Florida International University School of International and Public Affairs, Master of Science in Criminal Justice and Master of Public Administration, 2010
BRYAN'S PLATFORM AND VISION
A strong advocate of conservative principles, smaller government, and economic freedom.
A champion for lower taxes, fiscal responsibility, and conservative family values.
Fought for a Florida Tax Cut Package which provides:
- $428 million in property tax relief for Florida homeowners;
- A three day back-to-school tax holiday;
- Relief for Florida businesses through the elimination of sales tax when purchasing manufacturing equipment.
Led the effort to end corporate welfare in our state by vehemently opposing and voting against legislation that sought to give public funds to private businesses.
Proposed legislation to prohibit the use of public tax dollars for use in the construction or renovation of any professional sports facilities. The bill would also require that any sale of public land to a sports franchise be at fair market value.
Committed to job creation initiatives for the district and working with business leaders to boost the local economy.
Secured $1.8 million in funding for the University of Miami-Nova Southeastern University Center for Autism & Related Disabilities.
Supported expanding educational choice options for children and parents.
Proud to support our United States Military through the creation of an out-of-state tuition fee waiver for all active-duty service members.
Fought for property insurance reform to maintain fair rates for homeowners.
Sponsored and passed legislation which makes it easier for homeowners to appeal their property assessments while also increasing accountability and efficiency in the tax appeals process.
Created a bill passed by the Legislature which will make it easier for low-income seniors to keep their property tax exemption.
Supported affordable and accessible healthcare reform without becoming dependent on federal government mandates or funding.
CAMPAIGN RESOURCES
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VOTE NOVEMBER 6th
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I thank you for the opportunity to represent our Republican values and our community’s needs in Tallahassee. However, it takes financial resources to communicate my message to the voters. I ask you to please contribute to my campaign either online or by a personal check. Thank you so much for your trust and investing in my campaign.
Bryan Avila
State Representative
District 111
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