Temple Terrace City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Amber Treat

Candidate for City Council

5 candidates · 3 seats4 sourced positions

Amber Treat is running for Temple Terrace City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 5 candidates are running for 3 seats.

Candidate forum, Omar K. Lightfoot Center (forum begins 6 p.m.) · Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Small business owner and member of Temple Terrace's Board of Adjustment, appointed in June 2025.

Karen Michalski and Amber Treat both serve on the city's five-member Board of Adjustment. City of Temple Terrace

Where Amber Treat stands: positions on the record

Water and PFAS2 sourced positions

Campaign website commits to push for a near-term PFAS reduction strategy while the long-range treatment project is designed and built.
“Push for a near-term PFAS reduction strategy while the long-range treatment project is designed and built.”
Own statementAmber Treat for Temple Terrace City Council (campaign website)
Campaign website commits to require clear accounting of costs before committing ratepayers to a final plan.
“Require clear accounting of treatment, operating, financing, and disposal costs before committing ratepayers to a final plan.”
Own statementAmber Treat for Temple Terrace City Council (campaign website)

Growth and development1 sourced position

Campaign website lists responsible growth as a priority.
“Encourage smart redevelopment while protecting neighborhoods and the distinctive character of Temple Terrace.”
Own statementAmber Treat for Temple Terrace City Council (campaign website)

Public safety1 sourced position

Campaign website lists public safety and core services as a priority.
“Keep police, fire, emergency response, sanitation, and other essential services dependable and responsive.”
Own statementAmber Treat for Temple Terrace City Council (campaign website)

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