Panama City Beach is more than a destination to me. It’s home. It’s where Brandi and I have planted our roots, where we’re raising our family, and where I’ve spent nearly 15 years building relationships, serving our community, and working to make this an even better place to live.
As a candidate for Panama City Beach City Council, three principles guide my approach to public service: Faith. Family. Community Service.
Faith
My faith is the foundation of how I try to live and lead. To me, that means acting with integrity, treating people with respect, listening even when we disagree, and remembering that public service is about serving others.
I believe those same principles belong at City Hall: honesty, accountability, transparency, and a genuine commitment to the people it serves.
Family
For nearly 15 years, Brandi and I have called Panama City Beach home, and today we’re raising our two children here.
That makes the decisions our city makes deeply personal to me. Decisions about public safety, infrastructure, responsible growth, recreation, and quality of life aren’t abstract issues—they will help determine the Panama City Beach our children inherit.
I want PCB to remain a place where families can put down roots, raise their children, build businesses, retire, and be proud to call home.
Community Service
I believe if you want to make your community better, you have to be willing to show up, get involved, and do the work.
Long before I decided to run for City Council, I was serving this community. Through organizations like Beach Care Services, Florida Elite Girls Softball, the PCB Chamber, Grand Lagoon Coalition, Navy League, and other local organizations, I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside people who care deeply about making our community better.
Those experiences have allowed me to listen, learn, build relationships, and better understand the challenges and opportunities facing our city.
For me, running for City Council didn’t create my commitment to Panama City Beach—it’s the result of it.
Faith. Family. Community Service.
I humbly ask for your vote for Panama City Beach City Council, Ward 1, on November 3.
To learn more about me, my background, and my priorities for Panama City Beach, visit votegrantwittstruck.com.
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