Affordable Housing Advocacy
Homes people can afford to keep
Lisa Rinaman will fight for our historic urban core neighborhoods. Ready to make a difference? Donate to power the campaign, volunteer your time, or come meet Lisa at a community event.
Lisa Rinaman spent 10 years working inside City Hall for Mayors John Delaney and John Peyton, giving her a rare firsthand understanding of how local government works and how to navigate it for real results. She knows the players, the process, and the pressure points that matter most.
For the past 14 years, Lisa has channeled that experience into environmental advocacy for Jacksonville's communities. She has fought for cleaner waterways, smarter development, and neighborhoods built to last. Now she is ready to bring that same passion and expertise directly to the City Council chamber.
Candidate for Jacksonville City Council · District 7
Real priorities for real people. Here is what Lisa will fight for in City Council.
Homes people can afford to keep
Opportunity for every neighborhood
Streets and systems that work
Every voice heard at City Hall
Cleaner waterways, smarter growth
Community first public safety
From Springfield to Riverside, District 7 is home to some of Jacksonville's most vibrant and storied communities. Lisa is committed to fighting for every corner of our urban core.
Springfield Historic District
Riverside and Avondale
LaVilla Heritage District
Murray Hill Community
Urban Core Green Spaces
Downtown Jacksonville
Our historic urban core neighborhoods face real challenges that demand experienced and passionate leadership at City Hall. These are the issues Lisa is running to solve.
Roads, pipes, and public facilities in District 7 have been chronically underfunded. Residents deserve reliable infrastructure they can count on every single day.
Rising costs are pushing longtime residents and young families out of the neighborhoods they helped build. We need smart solutions that expand opportunity without displacing communities.
Flooding, poor drainage, and environmental hazards disproportionately affect our urban core. Protecting our neighborhoods starts with protecting the environment they sit in.
Small businesses and neighborhood entrepreneurs need a City Council champion who actively fights for economic growth in District 7 and opens doors that have stayed closed too long.
Too many residents feel ignored at City Hall. Real representation means showing up in every neighborhood, listening to every voice, and fighting for what our communities actually need.
Truly safe communities require investment in root causes, not just enforcement. District 7 deserves a comprehensive community driven approach to public safety.
A clear roadmap built on experience, community trust, and a deep commitment to Jacksonville's urban core.
In her first days in office, Lisa will hold neighborhood town halls across District 7 to hear directly from residents about what matters most. Great leadership begins with genuine listening, not assumptions.
Lisa will champion a dedicated infrastructure investment plan that prioritizes roads, stormwater drainage, water systems, and public parks across our urban core neighborhoods. Our streets and systems deserve to be world class.
Working with developers, nonprofits, and community leaders, Lisa will champion zoning reforms and incentive programs that make housing affordable without displacing the people who already call District 7 home.
Lisa will create pathways for small businesses and entrepreneurs to thrive in our neighborhoods, attracting smart investment while protecting the character and history that make our urban core truly unique.
Drawing on 14 years of environmental advocacy, Lisa will fight for cleaner waterways, better flood management, and green infrastructure that makes our neighborhoods more resilient and more livable for generations to come.
"Lisa spent years inside City Hall and years fighting for our environment. She understands both sides of the table and that is exactly the experience District 7 needs right now."
"I have watched Lisa advocate for Jacksonville's communities for over a decade. She shows up, she listens, and she follows through. That is exactly the kind of representative we need on City Council."
"As a small business owner in the urban core, I need someone at City Hall who truly understands the challenges we face every day. Lisa gets it. She has earned my vote and my full support."
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Knock doors, make calls, or help at events. Your time is the most powerful tool we have.
Attend a neighborhood town hall or community event and hear the plan for District 7 directly from Lisa.
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Lisa is running for Jacksonville City Council District 7, which covers the historic urban core neighborhoods of our city including areas such as Springfield, Riverside, LaVilla, Murray Hill, and Downtown Jacksonville.
Lisa brings over 24 years of public service experience. She spent 10 years working directly inside City Hall under Mayors John Delaney and John Peyton, giving her a rare firsthand understanding of how local government operates. She then dedicated 14 years as an environmental advocate fighting for Jacksonville's communities.
Lisa is focused on three core areas: affordable and accessible quality of life for every resident, a vibrant and inclusive local economy that supports small businesses and entrepreneurs, and safe reliable infrastructure that serves our historic urban core neighborhoods.
There are three powerful ways to make a difference: donate to help power our grassroots campaign, volunteer your time to knock on doors and connect with your neighbors, or simply spread the word in your community. Use the form on this page to reach out and our team will connect with you.
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No. Lisa's campaign is powered by neighbors and community members who believe in putting Jacksonville first. She is committed to transparent grassroots fundraising that answers only to the residents of District 7.