Meet Darlene Shelley!
Darlene was born in New Jersey and has lived in Palm Coast for 14 years. She has been married to Bryan for 34 years, with 2 wonderful children, and 3 precious grandchildren. Darlene was an Operations Manager for a Major Corporation for 25 years and managed her Family's Garden Business for 10 years. She also has an Associates Degree in Human Resource Management from Ashworth University, Rutgers Garden Certification, as well as Multiple Continued Education Certificates.
As a Palm Coast resident with family, friends, and neighbors,
she will FIGHT for OUR FUTURE!
YOUR PALM COAST VOICE!
Putting PALM COAST RESIDENTS FIRST and maintaining our Small Town Charm!
As your voice in Palm Coast, I will listen to your concerns and work hard to solve the issues that affect our Quality of Life, threaten our safety, health, and welfare, and burden our budgets with high costs and wasteful spending. As your advocate on Palm Coast City Council I will: Seek Smart, Well Planned, and Sustainable Growth.
Promote FDOT grants to fund Critical Road Improvements,
Demand Budget Transparency and Elimininate Non-Essential Projects!
Utilize Efficiency Audits for oversight and finding cost saving measures. Increase the Quality of Life for Every Resident of Palm Coast. Fight to protect the safety, health, and welfare of every citizen by Protecting our environment, ecosystems, greenspaces, and public safety,
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SOLUTIONS!
PRIORITIES!
Eliminate Flooding through Efficient Storm Water Management
Small Business Incentives
Attract Light Industry, Not Heavy Polluters
Green Bonds, Not Utility Rate Hikes
Walkable, Mixed Use Zoning to Reduce Sprawl
Outdated Wastewater Treatment Systems
Traffic Congestion and Safety
ABOUT PALM COAST...
HISTORY AND GROWTH
Palm Coast, located in Flagler County on Florida's NE Coast, is one the state's youngest cities, incorporated in 1999. Its history is a story of rapid transformation from rural swampland to a planned community emphasizing environmental preservation and recreational living. Situated along 70 miles of saltwater and freshwater canals, the Intracoastal Waterway. and near Atlantic beaches, it has grown into a vibrant hub for retirees, families, and nature enthusiats, with a population nearing 110,000 in 2025. Palm Coast is at a crossroads and decisions today will determine the future of our city. Will we continue to be a beautiful, desirable city to live and work in that is full of diverse wildlife, serenity, lush green spaces, and high quality of life
OR will we allow the destruction of the very reasons we chose to call Palm Coast home?
DARLENE will be YOUR VOICE in Palm Coast!
