Governor Ron DeSantis announced the appointment of Thomas Hurley and Robert Spottswood Jr. and the reappointment of Marco Island resident Charlette Roman to the South Florida Water Management District.
Roman is currently retired and previously served as a Battle Command Training Specialist for Northrop-Grumman Tech Services. A veteran of the United States Army, she was previously elected as a City of Marco Island Councilor, where she served a term as Vice Chair and served on the Marco Island Taxpayers Association Board of Directors. Roman earned her bachelor’s degree in communications from Loyola University, her master’s degree in business management from Webster University, and is a United States Army War College graduate.
Roman’s bio points to being drawn to Southwest Florida for its natural beauty and wildlife, which has driven her “to protect this wonderful ecosystem.”
“I’m so honored to be selected to continue to serve doing this important work, “ said Roman. “Since 2019, we have celebrated 75 ribbon-cuttings, groundbreakings, and major milestones with Everglades Restoration projects.”
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