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2026 Voter’s Guide: Duval Community Development Districts

Nonpartisan races open to voters within special residential tax districts

2026 Voter's Guide (WJXT)

Residential developments in Duval County where a governmental unit was created to serve the specific needs of its community are selecting candidates for their development district’s Board of Supervisors.

Community Development Districts’ responsibilities may include stormwater management, potable and irrigation water supply, sewer and wastewater management, and streetlights. These costs are distributed among each property owner through their property tax bills.

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These districts’ supervisors are elected by residents of the community. Some of these candidates are unopposed.

In Duval County this year, seven CDD supervisor seats are contested. They will appear on the ballots of only those voters who live in these residential areas.

Beach Community Development District, Seat 2:

This CDD covers the Tamaya development.

  • Juan Canelones
  • Walter Repak

Beach Community Development District, Seat 4:

  • Elena Korsakova
  • Karen Young

Beach Community Development District, Seat 5:

  • Pawel Szeszko
  • Raj Saralaya

Cypress Bluff Community Development District, Seat 2:

This CDD covers the eTown area.

  • Carol Springer
  • William Cellar Jr.

Tolomato Community Development District, Seat 5:

This CDD covers the Nocatee area, and includes the portions of the community within both Duval and St. Johns counties.

  • Ronald Howland
  • Anthony Vetter

Trails Community Development District, Seat 2:

This CDD covers the Winchester Ridge neighborhood.

  • Adesina Braxton
  • Corina K. Buck

Trails Community Development District, Seat 5:

  • Ashley Guioa
  • Terence Douglas