"Led by Council member Laura Moss, council voted 3-2 against selling the 35-acre property (city-owned Dodgertown property)."

"Though Moss, since her election last fall, has attracted a great deal of criticism for her very direct and sometimes harsh style of getting things done, she has led the city to this moment (electric sale). Moss said, 'My power comes from the people. They recharge my batteries'."

"Only Laura Moss has perfect attendance (Vero Beach City Council meetings). Constituents should consider absences when
judging incumbents."

"'I personally believe that open space would be one of, if not the defining feature of the City in the decades to come,' said Councilwoman Moss."

"This (sale of the city-owned Dodgertown property) is a decision of great magnitude, not only financially but in terms of who we are and who we will be as a community. This is a defining moment.
Not simply a business transaction."

"It is open space that differentiates us from others and creates the context for the civility, gentility, and livability within our beautiful City. We literally are able to breathe more freely here as a result of it. One need drive only a short distance south to be reminded how precious a place Vero Beach is,' summarized Councilwoman Moss."

"Laura has demonstrated her ability to work with and create strong, trusted working relationships with various stakeholders even with divergent views in the community and beyond to achieve the goals of those who elected her and to do so in a refreshingly
transparent manner."

"I have known Laura for more than 4 years and have seen her commitment to the city of Vero Beach first-hand . . . through her dedication and enthusiasm in bringing the Vero Beach community together, making it a better place to live."