Plant City Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026

Camryn Henry is a nonpartisan candidate for Plant City Commissioner, focusing on responsible community growth and preservation. With a B.S. in Public Health and a minor in Environmental Policy, she emphasizes the connection between the environment, economy, and community well-being. Henry is committed to balancing progress with preservation, supporting local businesses, and enhancing the quality of life for families

Priorities: Sustainable Growth · Family-Friendly Spaces · Public Safety

Gregory Boyle has been a Plant City resident since childhood, attending local schools and Hillsborough Community College. He is a local professional with experience in budgeting, project coordination, and corporate operations, currently working as a Software Support Specialist II. Boyle is running for City Commissioner, Group 3, to offer steady leadership and practical solutions for Plant City's growth.

Priorities: Reviewing current growth projections and infrastructure alignment for data-driven, long-term planning. · Maintaining stable and predictable property taxes through disciplined budgeting and efficient spending. · Managing growth to align with infrastructure, protect neighborhoods, and preserve Plant City's character and agricultural heritage.

Alicia Kirk Toler is a Nonpartisan candidate for City Commission Group 3 in Plant City, Florida, bringing 25 years of experience in hospitality, retail, web design, and condo management. A Plant City resident for 15 years, she has a background in public service, having previously run for Alderman in Aurora, Illinois, and for School Board in Hillsborough County.

Priorities: Promoting smart, ecologically sound growth and driving business to downtown Plant City. · Ensuring fiscal responsibility, transparency, and careful management of city spending. · Addressing aging utility infrastructure, improving street maintenance, and modernizing public safety services.

Tony B. Smith is a lifelong resident of Plant City, Florida, a former Tampa firefighter, and an EMT educator. He also serves on the City of Plant City Board of Adjustment, bringing his extensive experience in public service and community leadership to his campaign for City Commissioner.

Priorities: Responsible growth that preserves Plant City’s small-town character while preparing for future needs. · Strategic investments to modernize transportation, improve drainage, and upgrade utilities. · Champion better pay, training, and equipment for first responders to ensure safe neighborhoods.

Maurice D. Wilson Sr. is a native of Plant City, currently employed with Hillsborough County Public Schools. He has previously served on the City of Plant City Code Enforcement Board and is the Chairman and CEO of the Wilson Foundation, which provides community scholarships. An ordained Baptist minister, he is actively involved in numerous civic and fraternal organizations within the Plant City community.

Priorities: Budget/Financial Accountability · Affordable Housing · Transparency and Accountability

Randy Toler is a candidate for City Commission Group 4 in Plant City, Florida, bringing a background in public administration and a decades-long career in mainframe software. An ex-IBMer, he aims to apply his expertise in eco-software and green IT to city government. Toler has a history in national politics, including co-founding the US Green Party and serving as a former co-chair of the Green Party of Florida, and h

Priorities: Smart growth and ecological planning for Plant City · Property tax reform and reducing city utility bills through green IT · Preserving Plant City's green character and neighborhood character

John Haney is a 4th-generation Plant City resident, co-founder of Ace Realty & Auction, and a seasoned real estate broker with over 20 years of experience. He holds a business degree from the University of South Florida and has a strong background in community service, having led the Plant City Rotary Club and Chamber of Commerce.

Priorities: Managing responsible growth and investing in infrastructure · Improving drainage systems and addressing flooding concerns · Ensuring first responders are fully supported and well-compensated

Karen Kerr is the President of South Florida Baptist Hospital and a longtime Plant City resident. With a Master of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, she has over three decades of senior leadership experience focused on accountability and fiscal responsibility.

Priorities: Public Safety · Quality of Life · Smart, Thoughtful Growth