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    You are at:Home»Alumni»Richard DeNapoli Running for Broward County Soil And Water Conservation District Supervisor

    Richard DeNapoli Running for Broward County Soil And Water Conservation District Supervisor

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    By Newsroom on September 30, 2016 Alumni, In the News, Public Interest and Service

    Digital Journal has mentioned that Fordham Law alumnus Richard DeNapoli, a practicing attorney in South Florida, is seeking to represent the Broward Soil and Water Conservation District.

     

    Mr. DeNapoli is very interested in serving the State of Florida and Broward County and its constituents. He won the seat of State Committeeman of Broward County on August 30. He received over 50% of the votes over his two opponents.  Mr. DeNapoli is a former Chairman of Broward County Republican Executives. In 2007, Richard DeNapoli was appointed as a Commissioner to the Florida Real Estate Commission (“FREC”), and subsequently reappointed when that term was up. Both of his appointments to the FREC were confirmed by the Florida Senate.

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    He was unanimously elected to serve as the Chairman of the Florida Real Estate Commission from 2010-2011, and he continued to serve on the Commission for two terms over six years through December 2013. Richard also served as the Treasurer and Chairman of his local Republican Party where he grew up.

     

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