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• Comment: Not much changed if you look at the page history. Lot of text removed, but nothing to truly prove notability yet. 🚂ThatTrainGuy1945 ^{Peep peep!} 22:47, 10 April 2026 (UTC)

Chelsea Reed (born November 23, 1969) is an American business leader and elected official. She has served as Mayor (2022-2025), Vice Mayor (2021-2022), and Councilmember (2020-2026) in the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida...^[1]. During her time in city council, Reed focused on mobility, transit-oriented development, workforce housing, green spaces, and property tax relief^[2].

In 2020, Reed was endorsed by the Palm Beach Post and won the election to Palm Beach Gardens City Council^[3]. Her leadership oversaw a reduction of property taxes from 5.55% to 5.05% over three consecutive years while maintaining a zero-debt service tax rate^[4][5][6]. In 2024, Reed testified at the Florida State Senate and House of Representatives in support SB 688/HB 479, which passed into a law, giving the local municipal government issuing building permits precedence in collecting impact fees to fund local mobility^[7][8].

Reed's leadership roles include Chair of Palm Beach County Transportation Disadvantaged Local Coordinating Board (LCB) and Governing Board^[9], Immediate Past President of Palm Beach County League of Cities^[10], President Elect of Friends of MacArthur Beach State Park^[11], the Ambassador Council, The Herbert Wertheim UF Scripps Institute for Biomedical Innovation & Technology^[12], Resource Depot, Advisory Board^[13], Leadership Florida Cornerstone Class 43^[14], and Leadership Palm Beach County Class of 2020. Leadership Palm Beach County named her 2022 the Leadership Excellence Award Winner for the Public Sector^[15]

Reed earned just over 52 percent of the vote with all 52 precincts reporting^[16]. Her margin was 488 votes out of a total of 9,962 cast. In the March 17, 2020 Seat 3 At-Large Non-Partisan Election, Reed received 52.5% (5,244 votes) and Lane received 47.5% (4,748 votes). On March 2, 2023, Reed was re-elected, unopposed. Reed succeeded Matthew Lane.

She attended The Benjamin School and received the Distinguished Alumni Award in 2023.^[17]. Reed received her bachelor's degree from Florida Atlantic University, and has post-graduate certification in Nonprofit Leadership and Development from the University of Florida^[2]