Marco Island City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Jason
Bailey
Jason Bailey is running for Marco Island City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 3 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01Jason BaileyYou’re reading
- 02Dennis Bartolucci
- 03Darrin PalumboIncumbent
- 04Chris Ricci
- 05Teri Sommerfeld
- 06Rick Woodworth
Background
- About
- Majority owner of FCI Homes and chair of the Marco Island Planning Board. Has lived on Marco Island for nearly three decades.
- Campaign website
- www.jasonformarco.com
The city's candidate list shows Jason Bailey, Dennis Bartolucci, Darrin Palumbo, Chris Ricci, Teri Sommerfeld and Rick Woodworth as qualified. City of Marco Island
On the record: Jason Bailey
3 sourced01Hilton rezoning1 sourced position
As Planning Board chair, voted no on recommending the Hilton resort's rezoning to allow up to 626 rooms (forwarded to Council 3-2, July 2026).
Commission voteCoastal Breeze News · Jul 31, 2026Link
02Growth and development1 sourced position
Says growth should strengthen Marco Island and cites his Planning Board experience in managing it.
Growth should strengthen Marco Island—not change what makes it special.”
Own statementJason Bailey campaign websiteLink
03Infrastructure funding1 sourced position
Says roads, utilities, stormwater systems, parks and public facilities need ongoing investment.
Roads, utilities, stormwater systems, parks, and public facilities need ongoing investment so we avoid costly emergencies later.”
Own statementJason Bailey campaign websiteLink
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