City of Bunnell, FL • Official Website • City Commission

Mayor Catherine D. Robinson | Vice Mayor Jenny Crain-Brady

Commissioner Daisy M. Henry

Commissioner Elbert Tucker

State of the City 2010

Mayor Catherine Robinson was elected Mayor for the City of Bunnell in 2008, after serving on the City Commission for 13 years as a Commissioner and serving as Vice Mayor for eight of those years. I am a native Floridian, born at the Jacksonville Naval Hospital while my dad fought in the Korean War. My mom retired from Harris Appliance & Furniture after 47 years and my father was elected Superintendent of Schools in Flagler County for 18 years.

I am the oldest of four children and graduated from Bunnell High School (K-12 grade) with a county graduating class of 53 students. I graduated from Florida State University with a degree in dietetics and earned my masters degree in education with a specialty in adult and postsecondary education from Capella University. I was raised in Bunnell and have lived here for most of my adult life. I am married to Rick Robinson, who is a teacher, and together we have four grown children and one grandchild.

My employment of the past 15 years is with Florida Health Care Plans, who services Flagler and Volusia County. I am a registered dietitian and a certified diabetes educator, working as a health educator.

I have served on several committees for Flagler County, including the Pedestrian Bikeway committee and the Rails to Trails committee, and served on the Bunnell Charter Review Committee. I belong to the Flagler County League of Mayors and represent Bunnell at the Northeast Florida Regional Council.

In my spare time, I like to play tennis, racquetball, and enjoy the beautiful nature walks and bike paths throughout Flagler County. I love to dance and have a good time with family and friends. I consider it a blessing to sing on the praise team and I was elected to serve on the finance committee in my church. I participated in 5 mission trips in the southeastern part of the United States, rehabbing homes and replacing roofs.

My interest in Bunnell politics began with a natural-born interest of how the governmental process works and a desire to lower the property taxes and still maintain services to the community. I consider it an honor and privilege to serve at the will of the wonderful people of Bunnell. It is my prayer that my experiences will serve to work toward a better place to live with improvements of safety and quality of life for all of our citizens.