Providing effective leadership For the future of dunedin
IT'S OFFICIAL
Rob Walker is unopposed and will continue to serve Dunedin as Commissioner, Seat 2!
I’m incredibly honored to have the opportunity to serve Dunedin for another term, and I’m truly grateful for the trust you’ve placed in me.
Serving this community has been one of the great privileges of my life. Every day, I’m reminded of what makes Dunedin such a special place from our neighborhoods, our small businesses, our beautiful environment, and most of all, the people who care so deeply about this community.
As we look ahead, I’m excited to get back to work and keep moving Dunedin forward. There’s plenty to do, and I’m looking forward to listening, working with our community, and finding thoughtful solutions to the challenges and opportunities ahead.
I’m grateful for the opportunity to continue serving, and I’m even more excited about what we can accomplish together in the years ahead.
And before we get too busy, I’d love to take a moment to simply say thank you.
Please join me for a Thank You Happy Hour on Friday, September 25th from 6-8pm at Stirling Wine. It will be a chance to get together, catch up, and celebrate anothe term.
I hope to see you there!
A note from rob's desk
Notable Contributions
After Hurricane Helene, I stood with families along Cedar Creek to see the flooding devastation firsthand. I pressed for—and delivered—stronger stormwater solutions and partnerships so our most vulnerable residents aren’t left behind in future storms.
Protecting vulnerable residents
Rob Walker is a recognized community leader with a deep commitment to public service and environmental protection. He currently serves as President of the Rotary Club of Dunedin North and is an active member of the Dunedin Boat Club, the VFW (Lifetime Member), and the American Legion. As a USCG-licensed Captain with the Caladesi Connection Ferry, Rob works closely with local agencies to promote safe boating and preserve the natural beauty of Honeymoon and Caladesi Island State Parks. His leadership across corporate, community, and academic boards reflects his dedication to being a true steward of Dunedin.
Active Community Leadership
Following Hurricanes Debbie, Helene, and Milton, many believed our Marina would be closed for two years. I fought for a phased reopening plan, and because of that persistence, the Marina welcomed boaters again this June.
Delivering a reopened marina
