Grants1/12/2026
Grants Up To $10,000 Available For Palm Beach County Residents
Palm Beach County’s Office of Community Revitalization (OCR) is officially opening applications for its Neighborhood Engagement Transformation (NEAT) grants.
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Palm Beach County Commissioner • District 6
One of Us, Working for All of Us
No Excuses. Just Results. Get R Done for District 6. Period.
Rudolph "Rudy" Tinker is a U.S. Army veteran, small business owner, contractor, and educator who has called Palm Beach County District 6 home for more than 27 years and believes government should work for the people it serves. He is running because taxes and costs keep rising while waste, poor planning, and unaccountable county decisions hurt families and small businesses. His seven-point plan delivers clear, practical solutions to cut waste, lower costs, reform county services, and restore responsible, people-first leadership.
Read more →My Pledge to District 6 You paid. I deliver. Or I’m gone. One of Us. Working for All of Us.
Campaign Priorities
Our roadmap for real change in District 6.
What Students Say About Dr. Tinker
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Thank you for being such a great Professor. You taught me to work hard & made class fun. I couldn't have asked for a better way to kick off my back to school career.
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Aid1/9/2026
CAFCI Packs Shipping Container of Hurricane Relief Supplies Bound for Jamaica
After Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, Caribbean-Americans for Community Involvement volunteers and local partners spent two months collecting and loading a 40-foot container
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Thirsty AI Data Center Runs Into Florida Community Opposition
A proposed AI data center in Florida faces community pushback over water usage and environmental concerns.
Read more →First Amendment9/20/2020
Gov. DeSantis' Proposed Protest Crack-Down Draws Pushback
Rudolph Tinker, a local activist and criminal justice and political science professor, told CBS12 News he does not believe the proposal will ultimately become law in Florida, saying it's 'actually infringing on the First Amendment, the freedom to petition, freedom to assemble.'
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