“I’ve spent my career working for a better Jacksonville. We are a proud and dynamic community with plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the future. Now more than ever, we need leaders who have the experience and vision to keep us moving in the right direction. As the next Councilmember for District 2, I will prioritize economic opportunity and job growth for the next generation, supporting our first responders in fighting violent crime, and being a transparent, accessible voice for our citizens.”
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About Lindsey

A resident of Jacksonville since 1978, Lindsey Brock is a founding member of McLeod Brock, Law, a maritime, transportation, logistics, and public policy law firm. A graduate of the University of Florida and Tulane University School of Law, he holds numerous awards and certifications from the maritime and transportation legal community.

In addition to his successful career in business, Lindsey is a proud community trustee who has served in a variety of leadership roles in Jacksonville, including:

  • Chairman, City of Jacksonville Charter Revision Commission, 2019-2020
  • Appointee by Congressman John Rutherford, U.S. Maritime Transportation System National Advisory Council, 2018 - Present
  • Commissioner, Jacksonville Waterways Commission, 2016 - Present
  • Commissioner, Northeast Florida Regional Transportation Commission, 2015-2018
  • Commissioner, St. Johns River Ferry Commission, 2015-2017
  • Founding President, JAX Chamber Transportation & Logistics Council, 2014-Present General Counsel, Republican Party of Duval County, 2014-2016
  • Vice President, Greater Arlington Civic Council, 2011-2015
  • Co-Founder, Terry Parker High School Alumni Fund, Inc., 2009-Present

Lindsey and his wife Carol have been married 29 years. They are the proud parents of two adult children, Connor and Caitlin. They recently welcomed Connor’s wife Madisyn into their growing family. Carol Brock served as a teacher at Lone Star Elementary School for 14 years and currently serves as the Executive Director of the Jacksonville Tourist Development Council.

Paid for and approved by Lindsey Brock,
Republican, for City Council District 2