Government

City of Dade City 

Population: 7,275 (2020 Census)
City Commission Meetings: Second and fourth Tuesdays each month at City Hall Commission Chambers, 38020 Meridian Avenue, Dade City.
2024–2026 City Commission:

• Mayor: Scott Black

• Mayor Pro Tem: Normita “Angel” Woodard

• Commissioners: Kristin Church, Ann E. Consentino, James D. Shive

• City Manager: Leslie Porter

• City Clerk: Angie Guy

Mission:
"To consistently and efficiently discharge the duties of the City Clerk’s Office as defined in the City Charter and State Law to meet the needs of the citizens in the most timely, accurate and cost-effective manner."

Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA):
The Dade City CRA works to eliminate blight, foster economic growth, and enhance quality of life. Its programs, including Building Exterior and Paving/Repaving Grants, support a welcoming and sustainable downtown. CRA meetings typically occur on the second Tuesday of each month.

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City of Zephyrhills 

Population: 17,194 (2020 Census)
City Council Meetings: Second and fourth Mondays each month at City Hall, 5335 8th Street, Zephyrhills.
2024–2025 City Council:

• President: Kenneth Burgess

• Vice President: Charles Proctor

• Council Members: Charles E. Proctor, Lance A. Smith, Steven F. Spina, PhD, Jodi Wilkeson

• Mayor: Melonie Bahr Monson

• City Manager: William C. Poe, Jr.

• City Clerk: Lori L. Hillman

Mission:
“Zephyrhills is a friendly community which respects and embraces its past and heritage, values the diversity of its residents, and encourages economic growth and development while retaining its small-town, neighborly charm.”

Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA):
The Zephyrhills CRA revitalizes and enhances the historic downtown through strategic planning, economic development, and community engagement. Programs include facade improvement grants, downtown events and festivals, and small business support. The CRA reinvests property value increases into local redevelopment projects to ensure long-term vibrancy.

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City of San Antonio 

Population: 1,297 (2020 Census)
City Commission Meetings: Third Tuesday each month at 6:30 p.m. at San Antonio City Hall, 32819 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Current City Commission:

• Mayor: John T. Vogel II

• Mayor Pro Tem: Caitlin Bolender

• Commissioners: Blaze Drinkwine (Parks), Randy Huckabee (Streets), Sasha Madden (Water)

• City Clerk: Marissa Morales, CMC

• City Attorney: Gerald T. Buhr

About:
Known as the “Gem of the Highlands,” San Antonio was founded in 1882 and incorporated in 1931 as a Catholic colony by Judge Edmund F. Dunne. This charming town boasts historic landmarks, community parks, and a tight-knit population that values its peaceful, small-town atmosphere.

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Town of St. Leo 

Population: 2,362 (2020 Census)
Town Commission Meetings: Second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at Town Hall, 34544 State Road 52, St. Leo, FL 33574.
Town Commission:

• Mayor: Vincent D’Ambrosio

• Mayor Pro Tem: James Hallett

• Commissioners: Donna DeWitt, Curtis Dwyer, William Hamilton

• Town Clerk & Administrator: Andrea Calvert

About:
Founded in 1889 and incorporated in 1891, St. Leo is a unique small town rooted in Benedictine tradition. Home to Saint Leo University and St. Leo Abbey, the town blends historic charm with the vibrancy of a student-centered community. Its serene setting along the rolling hills and Lake Jovita make it a treasured spot in eastern Pasco County.