The Palm Beach County League of Cities held its annual Board of Directors & Executive Installation Banquet on Wednesday May 28 at the Kravis Center. The keynote speaker was Holly D. Smith, vice mayor of the City of Sanibel.
The honor of installing the 2025-26 president and board of directors went to Palm Beach County Mayor Maria Marino. In attendance were more than 250 elected municipal and county officials, state legislators and business partners.
The Palm Beach County League of Cities also presented its annual William A. Cruickshank Scholarships to four out of a total of seven recipients who were able to attend.
This year’s slate of officers installed include: President Molly Young, mayor of the Village of Tequesta; First Vice President JohnPaul O’Connor, mayor of the City of Westlake; Second Vice President Michael Napoleone, mayor of the Village of Wellington; Secretary/Treasurer Leondrae Camel, manager of the City of South Bay; District 1 Representative Danielle Moore, mayor of the Town of Palm Beach; District 2 Representative Patti Waller, councilwoman of the Village of Palm Springs; District 3 Representative Michael Brown, mayor of the Town of Hypoluxo; District 4 Representative Greg Dunham, manager of the Town of Gulf Stream; District 5 Representative Joaquin Almazan, vice mayor of the City of Belle Glade; and Immediate Past President Chelsea Reed, councilwoman of the City of Palm Beach Gardens.
Also installed were large city representatives Susy Diaz, deputy mayor of the City of Greenacres; Marc Wigder, councilman of the City of Boca Raton; Betty Resch, mayor of the City of Lake Worth Beach; Jan Rodusky, councilwoman of the Village of Royal Palm Beach; Malise Sundstrom, councilor of the Town of Jupiter; and Shalonda Warren, commissioner of the City of West Palm Beach; as well as at large seat representatives Roger Michaud, mayor of the Town of Lake Park, and Allan Kaulbach, mayor of the City of Atlantis.
