A neighbor, not a politician.

Background

Her story

Born and raised in Casselberry,  from an early age Lindsay learned the value of hard work, resilience, and community. She watched her mother raise two young daughters on a single income, teaching her by example that showing up, working hard, and taking care of the people around you matters. Shortly after graduating from college Lindsay returned to Casselberry to start a life of her own. Today she is happily married and raising three children in the community she's always called home. Being a parent has given her an even deeper appreciation for strong neighborhoods, good schools, responsible growth, and a city where families have the opportunity to thrive and build a future. For years, She's served our community as a volunteer and advocate through our local schools, PTSA leadership, youth programs, and, most recently, animal rescue. She has seen firsthand what can happen when neighbors come together, take pride in their communities, and decide to get involved. Lindsay is running for Casselberry City Commission because she believes our city deserves leadership that listens to residents, plans responsibly for the future, gets the basics right, and focuses on practical solutions to the issues that affect our everyday lives. Casselberry isn’t just where Lindsay lives. It’s where her story began, where she's raising my family, and where she wants her children (and yours) to have the same opportunity to build a life that she had.

She's not a career politician. She's a community member who has shown up at our city meetings, neighborhood events, school advisory boards, and wherever residents needed a voice or a helping hand. She knows the difference between leadership that listens and those that just go through the motions.

Lindsay believes Casselberry's best days are ahead, but we must make smart, responsible decisions now. That means getting the basics right; safe streets, reliable services, and honest budgeting before reaching for bigger ambitions.