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CALL YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS! Last Updated 06.15.20 CALL YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS! Last updated 06.15.20. If corrections to this list are needed, email [email protected] Federal US Senate Rick Scott (R) (202) 224-5274 Federal US Senate Marco Rubio (R) (202) 224-3041 Federal US House - District 12 Gus Bilirakis (R) 202-225-5755 Federal US House - District 13 Charlie Crist (D) (202) 225-5961 State FL Senate - District 16 Ed Hooper (D) (727) 771-2102 State FL Senate - District 19 Darryl Rouson (D) (727) 822-6828 State FL Senate - District 24 Jeff Brandes (D) (727) 563-2100 State FL House - District 64 James Grant (R) (813) 265-6272 State FL House - District 65 Chris Sprowls (R) (727) 793-2810 State FL House - District 66 Nick DiCeglie (R) (727) 588-7090 State FL House - District 67 Chris Latvala (R) (727) 724-3000 State FL House - District 68 Ben Diamond (D) (727) 552-2747 State FL House - District 69 Jennifer Webb (D) (727) 341-7385 State FL House - District 70 Wengay Newton (D) (727) 892-2468 Pinellas County Commissioner - District 1 Janet Long (727) 464-3365 Pinellas County Commissioner - District 2 Pat Gerard (727) 464-3360 Pinellas County Commissioner - District 3 Charlie Justice (727) 464-3363 Pinellas County Commissioner - District 4 Dave Egers (727) 464-3276 Pinellas County Commissioner - District 5 Karen Williams Seel (727) 464-3278 Pinellas County Commissioner - District 6 Kathleen Peters (727) 464-3568 Pinellas County Commissioner - District 7 Kenneth T. Welch (727) 464-3614 Pinellas County School Board - District 1, At Large Joanne Lentino (727) 588-6300 Pinellas County School Board - District 2, At Large Lisa Cane (727) 588-6300 Pinellas County School Board - District 3, At Large Nicole M. Carr, P.h.D. (727) 588-6300 Pinellas County School Board - District 4, Single Member Eileen Long (727) 588-6300 Pinellas County School Board - District 5, Single Member Carol J. Cook (727) 588-6300 Pinellas County School Board - District 6, Single Member Bill Dudley (727) 588-6300 Pinellas County School Board - District 7, Single Member Rene Flowers (727) 588-6300 Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections Julie Marcus (727)-464-VOTE (8683) Pinellas County Clerk of Courts Ken Burke (727) 464-7000 Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri (727) 582-6200 Pinellas County School Police Chief Luke C. Williams (727) 588-6000 CALL YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS! Last updated 06.15.20. If corrections to this list are needed, email [email protected] Belleair Mayor Gary Katica (NP) (727) 588-3769 x 239 Belleair Beach Mayor Joseph A. Manzo (R) (727) 503-4492 Belleair Bluffs Mayor Chris Arbutine (R) (727) 584-2151 Belleair Shore Mayor Robert Schmidt (R) (727)-593-9296 Clearwater Mayor George Cretekos (R) (727) 562-4050 Dunedin Mayor Julie Bujalski (D) (727) 298-3001 Gulfport Mayor Sam Henderson (D) (727) 826-7208 Indian Rocks Beach Mayor Joanne “Cookie” Kennedy (D) (727) 595-2517 Indian Shores Mayor Patrick Soranno (NP) (727) 474-7772 Kenneth City Mayor Wanda Dudley (R) (727) 498-8948 Largo Mayor Woody Brown (727) 587-6702 Madeira Beach Mayor John B. Hendricks (NP) (727) 391-9951 North Redington Beach Mayor William Queen (727) 391-4848 Oldsmar Mayor Eric Seidel (R) (813) 749-1115 Pinellas Park Mayor Sandra Bradbury (R) (727) 369-0700 Redington Beach Mayor James Simons (R) (727) 391-3875 Redington Shores Mayor Mary Beth Henderson (R) (727) 492-6495 Safety Harbor Mayor Joe Ayoub (D) (727) 724-1555 St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman (D) (727) 893-7201 St Pete Beach Mayor Alan Johnson (D) (727) 543-2794 Seminole Mayor Leslie Waters (R) (727) 391-0204 South Pasadena Mayor Arthur Penny (R) (727) 347-4171 Tarpon Springs Mayor Chris Alahouzos (R) (727) 942-5614 Treasure Island Mayor Lawrence Lunn (R) 547-4575 ext. 229 Belleair Chief of Police Rick Doyl (727) 588-3769 Ext 201 Clearwater Chief of Police Daniel Slaughter (727) 562-4242 Gulfport Chief of Police Robert Vincent (727) 582-6177 Indian Shores Chief of Police Richard “Rick” Swann (727) 595-5414 Kenneth City Chief of Police Kevin Riley (727) 498-8942 Largo Chief of Police Jeff Undestad (727) 587-6730 Pinellas Park Chief of Police Michael Haworth (727) 369-7809 St. Petersburg Chief of Police Anthony Holloway (727) 893-7780 Tarpon Springs Chief of Police Robert P. Kochen (727) 938-2849.
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