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Ormond Beach City Commissioner Zone 4 · Nov 3, 2026

Amber Bobak

Candidate for City Commissioner Zone 4

4 candidates · 2 seats5 sourced positions

Amber Bobak is running for Ormond Beach City Commissioner Zone 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Harold Briley.

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Office administrator at Cains Electric and member of the Ormond Beach Planning Board. She was appointed to the Planning Board in February 2026.

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In the Aug. 18, 2026 primary for Zone 4, Harold Briley received 41.86%, Amber Bobak 38.84% and Barry du Moulin 19.31%, sending Harold Briley and Amber Bobak to the Nov. 3 runoff. Ormond Beach Observer · Aug 19, 2026

Where Amber Bobak stands: positions on the record

Development approvals3 sourced positions

  • Wrote that Ormond Beach should strengthen how it defines compatibility in its codes so new development fits neighborhoods.

    “I believe Ormond Beach should strengthen how we define compatibility within our codes so growth enhances our community rather than simply meeting the minimum standards required by law.”

    Own statementAmber Bobak campaign website

  • Said she challenged the proposed gas station at 699 S. Nova Road, raising neighborhood compatibility, traffic and stormwater concerns, and pursued an appeal to the city.

    Own statementAmber Bobak campaign website

  • Spoke at the March 24, 2026 public hearing on the Circle K special exception at 699 South Nova Road, raising compatibility and stormwater runoff concerns; the commission denied it 0-5.

    Own statementCity of Ormond Beach · Mar 24, 2026

Home Rule1 sourced position

  • Wrote that she believes in protecting Home Rule and local decision-making whenever possible.

    “I believe in protecting Home Rule and advocating for local decision-making whenever possible”

    Own statementAmber Bobak campaign website

Water and environment1 sourced position

  • Wrote that protecting water quality must remain a priority, with every development evaluated for its cumulative effect on the water supply and environment.

    “Protecting our water quality must remain a priority”

    Own statementAmber Bobak campaign website

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