Incumbent

Dana Middleton

Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 5

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Recent Experience

Candidate for Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 5Candidate
2026View Position
Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 5Incumbent
2026 – 2029View Position
Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 5
2023 – 2026View Position

District information

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About Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 5

Term length: 2026 – 2029

Nearby Officials

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Carl Woods

Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 4

Rachelle A. Litt

Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 3

Robert Premuroso

Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 1

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Chelsea Reed

Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 3

John D. Kemp

Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 4

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Marcie Tinsley

Palm Beach Gardens City Council - Group 2

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