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About Council Member Matt Carlucci

Original title: Jacksonville.gov - Matt Carlucci

City Council Ethics Historic Preservation Resilience Jacksonville Government

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What this does

Residents of Jacksonville's Group 4 can use this information to understand their representative's legislative priorities, committee roles, and how to contact his office for assistance.

Who is mentioned in the record

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At-Large Group 4 Residents

These residents are represented by Matt Carlucci on the City Council.

City Council Staff

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Summary

This document provides a professional biography and contact information for Jacksonville City Council Member Matt Carlucci, representing Group 4. It outlines his legislative history, committee assignments, and key policy focus areas including government ethics, historic preservation, and environmental resilience.

Key Facts

Matt Carlucci is currently serving his fifth term on the Jacksonville City Council.
He represents At-Large Group 4 and previously served in District 5 (1999-2003).
He authored the 1992 legislation that created the Jacksonville Ethics Commission.
He served on the Florida Commission on Ethics from 2012 to 2017, including as chair from 2016-2017.
He chaired the Council’s Special Committee on Resilience, which led to the creation of the Chief Resiliency Officer position in 2021.
He led legislative efforts to establish the Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission in 1990.
He is a member of the Transportation, Energy and Utilities Committee and the Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health & Safety Committee.
He serves as an alternate on the Jacksonville Waterways Commission.
His office is located at 117 W. Duval St., Suite 425, Jacksonville, FL 32202.
Under Florida law, all emails sent to City Council members are considered public records.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I contact Council Member Matt Carlucci?

You can contact his office by phone at (904) 255-5218 or by email at MCarlucci@coj.net.

Are emails sent to City Council members private?

No, under Florida law, email addresses and correspondence sent to City Council members are considered s.

What committees does Matt Carlucci serve on?

He serves on the Transportation, Energy and Utilities Committee; the Neighborhoods, Community Services, Public Health & Safety Committee; and as an alternate for the Jacksonville Waterways Commission.

Why It Matters

Residents of Jacksonville's Group 4 can use this information to understand their representative's legislative priorities, committee roles, and how to contact his office for assistance.

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Long-term focus on ethics and resilience

The official has maintained a consistent legislative focus on government ethics and environmental resilience spanning several decades.

Matt Carlucci Jacksonville Ethics Commission Florida Commission on Ethics

Connected Entities

organizationJacksonville City Council“Local governing body”Map →

location117 W. Duval St., Suite 425, Jacksonville, FL 32202“Office address of the City Council”Map →

personMatt Carlucci“Jacksonville City Council Member, At-Large Group 4”Map →

personRick Scott“Former Governor of Florida”Map →

personJoe Carlucci“Late State Senator and father of Matt Carlucci”Map →

Sources

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www.jacksonville.gov

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