Casselberry City Commission • Seat 2
Lindsay Feist
A neighbor you can count on.
For years I have worked in the business finance sector while simultaneously serving our community and local families as a volunteer and advocate. I'm running for Casselberry City Commission Seat 2 because I believe our city deserves leadership that listens first, plans responsibly for the future, gets the basics right, and stays focused on practical solutions to the issues that affect our every day lives.
Interested in connecting in person? Use my office hours link to find a time to talk or let's connect at an upcoming community event!
Platform
What I Believe in
Leadership that is open and grounded in real priorities.
Priority
Listening First
Before making decisions that affect us all, I want to hear from you. Real leadership starts with understanding what matters most to the people who live and work in Casselberry.
Responsible Planning
Growth and change should be guided by careful, long-term thinking ; not rushed decisions. I'll make sure Casselberry plans for the future with fiscal responsibility and community input.
Getting the Basics Right
Safe streets, reliable services, well-maintained parks... the fundamentals matter. I'll focus on ensuring the core job of city government is met well before chasing big ideas.
Practical Solutions
I believe in common-sense approaches that actually work for everyday residents, not political posturing. If it solves a real problem for Casselberry families and businesses, I'm listening.
Background
Experience & Qualifications
A record of service and expertise that Casselberry can count on.
Leadership in our Local Schools
8+ years serving as a PTSA officer at our local schools, 4 years as a Take Stock In Children Mentor, SAC Board Member at 3 local campuses, SCPS Equity Advisory Board Committee member, with 1,000+ hours spent advocating for students, families, and teachers at the school and district level.
Professional Experience
For nearly 20 years, Lindsay has worked for a nationally recognized automotive consulting company in Maitland, currently serving as Comptroller. She oversees contracts, payroll, accounts payable and receivable, and tax preparation; bringing real-world financial management and accountability experience to her work and community.
Local Involvement
Lindsay has worked directly with city staff and elected officials on quality-of-life issues on behalf of residents. Most recently culminating in the passing of a resolution to create a Backyard Chicken Pilot Program within the city.
Collaborative Leadership
Lindsay is raising her own family in Casselberry and has deep roots in the community — she knows the neighborhoods, the history, the challenges, and the people who make this city home.
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