Minneola Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Juan P.
Camacho
Juan P. Camacho is running for mayor of Minneola in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Erick Hernandez and Denise Calderon.
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The race · Mayor
- 01Denise Calderon
- 02Juan P. CamachoYou’re reading
- 03Erick Hernandez
Background
- About
- Attorney and certified mediator who is a former assistant city and county attorney in Pennsylvania.
- Campaign website
- votejuancamacho.com
Two candidates qualified for Seat 1 (Pam Serviss and Monica Luna), three for Seat 3 (Denise Calderon, Juan P. Camacho and Erick Hernandez) and three for Seat 5 (Nathanael "Nate" Edmund, Chase Hansen and Jennifer Morse). Lake County Elections · Oct 5, 2026
On the record: Juan P. Camacho
4 sourced01Annexation1 sourced position
Campaign plan lists eliminating City annexations among his conservation-first commitments.
Eliminate City annexations.”
Own statementJuan P. Camacho for Minneola MayorLink
02Land use decisions1 sourced position
Campaign plan commits to requiring written land development decisions from City Council.
Require written land development decisions from City Council.”
Own statementJuan P. Camacho for Minneola MayorLink
03Conservation1 sourced position
Campaign plan commits to establishing a City Conservation Code.
Establish a City Conservation Code.”
Own statementJuan P. Camacho for Minneola MayorLink
04Public participation1 sourced position
Campaign plan commits to increasing public comment time at City Council meetings.
Increase public comment time at City Council meetings.”
Own statementJuan P. Camacho for Minneola MayorLink
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