Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Eric Smith Has Brought Vital Public Services To Jacksonville

If you have ever called 911 or, heaven forbid, you have to call the emergency number in the future, you have Eric Smith to thank for bringing that critical service to Jacksonville. Eric, a long time friend of mine, is an active attorney in Jacksonville who has distinguished himself as a strong advocate of children, the elderly and crime victims. In his 6 years in the Florida House of Representatives and 20 years on the Jacksonville City Council (twice as Council President), Eric, in addition to 911, has helped bring vital services such as the national fingerprinting ID system and the Crime Victims Center to Jacksonville. Currently, his practice involves both paid and pro bono work with retired individuals, adoptions, personal injury and even lobbying work. From being Dean and Professor at the Florida Coastal School of Law to Board Member of the Exchange Club Center for Prevention of Child Abuse, Eric is always involved in the community. Currently you can find him chairing the Former City Council Presidents & Friends organization each month at the Mudville Grille. Eric is always available to talk at 904-596-5707; eric@govinc.net. Eric is on the right in this “Lunch with Les” photo.


 

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