Jennifer Webb
Editor’s note: Webb did a phone interview with Oviedo Community News.
Age: Not available.
Where they live: Oviedo
Where they work: Project Executive at BRPH (Briel, Rhame, Poynter and Houser), an architecture, design engineering and construction company.
Prior work experience: Senior Architect for Lockheed Martin (August 2018 to June 2023) and Salas O’Brien (June 2023 to March 2025).
Prior political experience: Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisor Group 2 incumbent.
Platform: Webb said she hopes to remove some restrictions tying soil and water conservation members to agriculture, which limits who can run for the group. Webb also said she aims to make soil and water conservation relevant in the community by sharing what the SSWC does with other soil and water conservation districts in Florida because the state is trying to hamstring local authority over natural resources.
Why they are running: Webb said she is running for Group 1 because of the Florida Senate Bill 1078, passed in 2022, according to her website. The bill restricts SSWC members to be engaged with agriculture, employed by an agriculture producer or owns, leases or is employed on agricultural land. Learn more.
Most recent campaign finance report: Nothing listed on official websites.
Endorsements: None reported.
Candidate website: Jennifer Webb
Fun fact about the candidate: Webb said she regrows grocery store produce and shares them with the community in her spare time, according to her website.
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