Born in Avon Park, FL, Mayor Jones attended Attucks High School where he graduated in 1965. He received an Associate in Arts Degree in Clinical Technology from Charron Williams Para-medical College. Mayor Jones also has a diploma from Southern Baptist Seminary Extension Curriculum.

Homeowners Association, Brunson's hunger for change drove her to become Vice President, and eventually became instrumental in the move to incorporate Carver Ranches and the surrounding unincorporated communities into Broward County's 31st city

A champion for justice, equality and empowering communities, in March 2005, Brunson made history by becoming one of the inaugural City Commissioners for the newly formed 'City of West Park'. At 37, Brunson remains the youngest member of the entire Commission.

A servant of the people, Brunson ultimate desire is to "serve" the people of West Park. When asked why community service is so important to her, Brunson replied "Community service is a way to share the gifts that have been received." She refers to Mary McLeod Bethune, "Service is the price you pay for the God-given space you occupy." Brunson feels an obligation to take care of her community.

An advocate for youth, senior citizens, quality education, and access to social services and affordable healthcare, Brunson has earned the reputation as a voice for the young and the young-at-heart. As Founder and President of the non-profit organization, Visions of Images, Inc., Brunson desires to bridge the intergenerational gap between youth and senior citizens.

In her spare time Brunson mentors, volunteers time feeding senior citizens, coordinates back to school supplies for needy students, provides Thanksgiving baskets and Christmas gifts to needy families, coordinates senior social activities and health fairs, and provides a well-balanced summer female youth development program for young girls aged 12-18.

Because of her activism, Commissioner Brunson has continued to gain support from various groups and organizations. In addition, she has gained an immense amount of support from her constituents and colleagues. Receiving a multitude of awards, Brunson is particular appreciative of the NAACP's 2004 Recipient of the NAACP Eula G. Johnson Community Servant Award.

Never too busy to give back to her community and the people who helped her succeed, Brunson currently holds membership with Leadership Florida, Broward League of Women Voters, Young Elected Officials Network, Dr. John A McKinney Academy Board Member, City of West Park Chair for American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Boys & Girls Club of Carver Ranches Board Member, Women's Way, and Women of Tomorrow.

Dually enrolled at Florida State University and Florida A&M University, she received her BS (Bachelor of Science) degree in Communications with specialization in Journalism. From Nova Southeastern University, she has an MS (Master of Science) degree in English Education and an Ed.S (Educational Specialist) degree in Administration and Management of Educational Programs.

To conclude, Commissioner Brunson hopes to leave a legacy for many youth to emulate. Her love of service is equal to her love for all the people she serves in the community of West Park, Broward County, the state of Florida and the world. For she realizes her zealous work is dedicated to the urgency of the writer and environmentalist Terry Tempest Williams, "The eyes of the future are looking back at us and they are praying for us to see beyond our own time."

Mr. Dorsett was born in the Bahamas where he attended Bahamas Technical School and received specialized training in general construction, Using his resourcefulness, knowledge and skills; he was employed with the Broward County Public School System for over 17 years, and recently retired as a carpenter foreman. Over the years, Mr. Dorsett was a journeyman, level carpenter, carpenter foreman and supervisor. He was also a self-employed carpenter and served as the work superintendent for the Ministry of Works, Nassau, Bahamas. Known as “Tommy” to many of us who loves him, he is the father of six (6) sons and four (4) daughters.

Elementary, Watkins Elementary, Perry Middle, and Miramar High Schools. She obtained her B.S. degree in Education from Florida Memorial College (Summa cum Laude) simultaneously serving as its Switchboard Operator and later, Assistant to the Bursar.

This veteran educator recently began her 25th year of employment in the Broward County Public Schools system; first, as a Teacher’s Aide at The Quest, Substitute Teacher at various Broward County schools, Behavior Specialist at Wilton Manors Elementary, Alternative Education Instructor at West Hollywood Elementary, Home School Teacher and Substitute Teacher at Home Office and Broward Schools, and presently FCAT Preparatory Instructor.

Commissioner Mack is a God-loving and God-fearing person whose life’s mission is to assist and empower women spiritually, mentally, and to ensure their emotional well being. Her deepest passion is to contribute her knowledge, wisdom and expertise to our children and youth, especially those classified as unreachable with varying related exceptionalities. She reaches out and assists our children and youth to become contributing members of society as they are our future for generations to come.

Her hobbies include reading and listening to jazz and most of all helping to empower others. She has impeccably over two decades established her strengths as an educator. And, in a short period of time her sincere determination and demonstrative “voice for the people” will go a long way and be instrumental in helping to guide West Park into the 31st independent city in Broward County that will be emulated both nationally and throughout the world.

Commissioner Mack’s achievements and accomplishments are too numerous to list in this sketch. Her motto: Action speaks louder than words; can be echo all over the city she represents.