Incumbent

Angie Hough

Moore Haven Mosquito Control District Board

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Recent Experience

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District information

Where constituents live

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About Moore Haven Mosquito Control District Board

Term length: 2025 – 2028

Nearby Officials

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Jack Lundy

Glades County Court Judge - Seat 1

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Donna Long

Glades County Commission - District 2

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Tony Whidden

Glades County Commission - District 1

Alice "Beth" Barfield

Glades County School Superintendent

Lorie Ward

Glades County Property Appraiser

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Florida House of Representatives - District 43

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