On October 8th, 2009, Gary Tolley, a member of the South Lake KIWANIS Organization, interviewed Mayor David Yeager regarding his re-election campaign for what will be his 3rd term as the Mayor of Minneola. You can share this video series by pasting this link on your facebook, twitter, or other social media sites: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kOI5scH--E or by referring people to this site, www.mayoryeager.com. Thank you for your support!

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The City of Minneola's Mayor David Yeager, is currently up for re-election. Voting takes place on November 3, 2009. Mayor Yeager's first two terms have been innovative, productive, and inspiring for the citizens and businesses of Minneola and he is looking forward to continuing his progress in the new term. So please come out, vote and show your support for the great things that have come to the City of Minneola from the work Mayor Yeager has accomplished.

From getting the new high school constructed and having a new turnpike entrance coming in 2012, to annexing the Hills of Minneola and Sugarloaf Mountain, Mayor Yeager continues to bring progress and improvement to our city.

Mayor Yeager does all this while operating his Incident Management Services, an emergency response company, with his wife, Judy. The origination of IMS was a result of the cumulative years of experience in the wrecker and remediation industries of founder David Yeager. David identified a growing need for pro-active emergency response at accidents involving heavy trucks and non-hazardous spill sites, just as he can see what changes our city needs to strenthen our economy and promote growth and our quality of life.

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Mayor Yeager has been a leader in economic growth, prosperity, and quality of life in Minneola. Mayor Yeager is a 'go-getter' and a 'doer'. When he sees something that is needed, he takes actions to achieve that need. Whether it is for our city, our families, our businesses, he is there to help make things better for all of us.

His involvement has helped in the opening of Clermont Express, at the Clermont Park & Ride lot, located a half mile south on the U.S. 27 from the State Road 50 intersection. He received the South Lake County Chamber of Commerce "Gem of the Hills" Award and has received several letters of appreciation for relief efforts after the tragic tornados hit from Lake County Schools and in particular, The Villages Elementary of Lady Lake, from handling over 640,000 pounds of ice giving to everyone in need.

During his term as the Mayor of Minneola, David Yeager has generously donated his mayoral pay to a number of charities including the Dancing for Education Foundation, Boys and Girls Club, 4th Annual Hospice Ride for Angels, Kiwanis of South Lake County, Hospice of Lake & Sumter Foundation, March of Dimes, Bishop Grady Villas, and HeRD. Read More.