City Officials

Elected officials for Lynn Haven — their promises, tenure record, and accountability.

Mayor

Dave Lowery

2026-01-20–2027-04-01; start: sworn in at a special City Commission meeting on that day per Lynn Haven minutes (appointed by unanimous commission vote after Mayor Jesse Nelson resigned); end sourced from WJHG articles of the January 14 and 20 2026 stating he fills the seat until the next election in the following year for a 15-month term; month-level end: April 2027

1 news mention

City Council

Sam Peebles

Commissioner Seat 1

2023-05-23–2027-05-01; start: oath of office administered May 23, 2023 per City Commission minutes of that date (May 16, 2023 runoff); month-level end: May 2027 derived from the four-year commission term (next regular election 2027 per WJHG)

Pat Perno

Commissioner Seat 2

2023-04-25–2027-04-01; start: oath of office administered April 25, 2023 per special City Commission minutes of that date (April 18, 2023 election); month-level end: April 2027 derived from the four-year commission term (next regular election 2027 per WJHG)

Pat Perno's campaign platform focuses on community development and improving local amenities for families, specifically prioritizing the creation of parks for children.

1 campaign promise

Jamie Warrick

Commissioner Seat 3

2025-05-13–2029-05-01; start: oath of office administered May 13, 2025 per City Commission minutes of that date (April 22, 2025 election); month-level end: May 2029 derived from the four-year term ('next four years' per his remarks in those minutes)

Corey Langford

Commissioner Seat 4

2026-09-22–2027-04-01; start: appointed 3-1 on the 21st and sworn in on the 22nd per Lynn Haven minutes of the September 21 and September 22 meetings; end sourced from the WJHG article of the September 22 stating he fills the seat until a special election is held in the next April; month-level end: April 2027

Former Officials (4)