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Santa Rosa Superintendent Cleared Of Campaign Finance Allegations
August 2, 2012
The State Attorney’s Office has dismissed a complaint against incumbent Santa Rosa County School Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick.
A review of Wyrosdick’s campaign finances began after a complaint filed by George R. McCormick, who is also running for the superintendent’s seat as a Republican. Wyrosdick received a cash contribution by mail of $200, over the legal limit of $50. Once he noticed the error, he issued a refund.
The State Attorney’s Office found it as an isolated incident and not a willful violation of campaign finance laws and decided that no criminal charges will be filed.
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