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Next Governing Board meeting April 13, 1 p.m.
Next permitting public meeting March 29, 1:30 p.m.
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Governing Board
- Clay Albright
- Suzanne Bayley
- Ray Beville
- Michael Braddock
- Michael Branch
- George Brown
- Lynne Capehart
- Kathy Chinoy
- Jack Christmas
- Tommy Clay
- J.D. Collins
- John D’Albora Jr.
- John Dicks
- Thomas Durrance
- Merritt Fore
- Frank Friedmann
- Claude Godwin
- David Graham
- J.R. Graw
- Michael Gray
- Saundra Gray
- Griffin Greene
- Patricia Harden
- Joe Hill
- Reid Hughes
- Jeff Jennings
- Jasper Joiner
- William Kerr
- Jim Knapp
- John Krider
- Deon Long
- Art Marshall
- Dan Martinez
- Otis Mason
- Lenore McCullagh
- John Minton
- Ann Moore
- George Norton
- Duane Ottenstroer
- Idwal Owen
- J.J. Parrish
- Frances Pignone
- Denise Prescod
- Dan Roach
- Bill Segal
- Tommy Shave
- Eugene Shaw
- Ralph Simmons
- Kelley Smith
- John Sowinski
- Val Steele
- Jim Swann
- Sam Swett
- Jim Terrell
- Clifton Townsend
- John Tripson
- Catherine Walker
- Alice Weinberg
- Bobby White
- Jim Williams
- Joseph Wilson
Former Board member archive
Kelley Smith Jr.
(Palatka)
Dates of service
02/04/1985 – 07/01/1989
Vice chairman
01/1988 – 02/1989
Kelley Smith was appointed to an at-large seat on the St. Johns River Water Management District Governing Board in February 1985. Smith was general manager of Gator Logging Company in Putnam County.
In addition to serving on the District’s Governing Board, Smith was an active member of community and civic organizations. He served as director of the Putnam County Chamber of Commerce, district vice president of the Florida Forestry Association, chairman of the Northeast Florida Regional Planning Council, and board member of the Florida Senate Agricultural Advisory Board.
He earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Florida.
Smith was elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 1990 and served until 2000.