The special election — expected to cost the city about $250,000 — will be the second time in a year that voters will be asked to weigh in on the authority.

Hosted by Members of The Visionaires Inc. with the Alachua County NAACP, the town hall will take place at D. R. Williams Fellowship Hall, 618 NW Sixth St.

With the Gainesville City Commission expected to assume control of GRU this week, one of the biggest remaining questions is who will manage the utility.

"They just said, 'You're going to pay for our legal fees for us suing you.' Where in the world does that happen besides this?

Q&A: GRU CEO Ed Bielarski on Gainesville’s November referendum for utility control GAINESVILLE –– On Nov. 4, Gainesville voters will decide who should control Gainesville Regional Utilities: the ...

Early voting for the special election on the future of the GRU Authority runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Oct. 31-Nov. 2. Election Day is Nov. 4 and runs 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

HB1645 is the product of many years of hard work by many different people across party lines. The opposition was ferocious and vicious. The effort to reform GRU governance dates back to at least 2010.

An Alachua County judge has denied a second attempt by Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) to halt a special election. The upcoming election will let city voters decide who controls the municipal ...

Gainesville voters will held to the polls to decide whether or not to delete the article of the city's charter that created the GRU Authority.