U.S. Air Force Veteran
I served my country in the Air Force. It taught me discipline, teamwork, and how to finish the mission.
Air Force veteran, neighbor, and Lake Worth Beach resident running to make City Hall work with the people it serves.
I live here. I walk these streets, I deal with the same code letters and the same sewer problems, and I hear the same thing from neighbors over and over: people don't trust that the commission is listening.
I've spent my life serving. I served in the U.S. Air Force, I've volunteered with the American Red Cross for hurricane disaster relief, I've raised money for kids fighting blood cancer, and I serve as Vice President of a nonprofit that supports first responders.
I'm running because I care about this town, and District 3 deserves someone who shows up, explains things in plain language, and gets results.
Long before this campaign, I was showing up for people when it mattered most.
I served my country in the Air Force. It taught me discipline, teamwork, and how to finish the mission.
I volunteered with the American Red Cross, helping families recover after hurricanes, including relief work in Puerto Rico.
I've raised money with Blood Cancer United to support kids and families facing blood cancer.
As Vice President of Healthy Hire Healthy Retire, I help support the first responders who protect us.
From the Gulf Stream Hotel to our downtown sidewalks, Lake Worth Beach has a character you can't find anywhere else. I want to protect that, and make sure the people who live here have a real say in where we go next.
That starts with listening. You'll find me out talking with neighbors, at their front doors and around downtown, because the best ideas for this town come from the people in it.
Talk With Me
Simple goals, built from conversations with neighbors.
Residents should know the rules and hear from the city before a fine ever shows up.
Investment should bring what our neighbors actually want, and keep what makes Lake Worth Beach special.
Every resident counts, including the people who too often go unheard.
I'm out knocking on doors, starting in College Park. If you missed me, reach out anytime.
Have a concern about your street, a code issue, or the city? Send it my way. I read every message.
Email Thomas →Help knock doors, hand out flyers, or put a sign in your yard. Every bit helps.
Sign me up →Neighborhood meet and greets are coming soon. Dates and locations will be posted right here.
Dates coming soonEvery contribution goes toward flyers, signs, and getting out to talk with neighbors.
Easiest way: open your bank's app, tap Zelle, then Send, and enter this email:
thomaslemere4lwb@gmail.com
Or scan the code: in your bank's app, go to Zelle, tap Send, then tap the QR code icon and point it here. Your regular phone camera won't work for this code.
The account name will show as Campaign Account of Thomas LeMere.
Venmo is on the way. Check back soon, or use Zelle for now.
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