VOTE Lombardo District 4 Fire commissioner 2026
Public safety isn't just a promise—it's a lifelong commitment. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient community that stands ready for any challenge.


With decades of experience on the front lines of public safety, the Commissioner Lombardo has a proven track record of decisive leadership in times of crisis. Committed to modernized response tactics and deep community engagement, this campaign is built on the reality of keeping our neighborhoods secure.
Slashing emergency delay windows through optimized dispatch routing.
Modernizing our fleets and gear to protect those who protect us.
Building direct lines of communication between responders and residents.
Auditing budgets to ensure every taxpayer dollar directly aids safety.
★★★★★
"He has consistently stood by our crews when it mattered most. A leader who knows safety isn't just a talking point."

Active-Duty Firefighter
★★★★★
"A steadfast advocate for our downtown district. He understands that a safe community is a thriving one."

Local Business Owner
★★★★★
"I've lived here for 20 years, and no one has shown more dedication to the well-being of our neighborhoods."

Longtime Resident
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Meet And Greet
Olde Cypress (7165 Treeline Drive Naples)
Meet And Greet
South Street Pizza (Founders Square)
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Early voting starts General election day is coming up on November 3rd. Early voting begins three weeks prior to each date, giving you ample time to make your voice heard.
Your polling place is based on your registered home address. You can easily locate your designated voting center by visiting the official county election website or contacting our campaign office for immediate assistance.
Safety is the foundational pillar of our campaign. We are committed to fully funding emergency services, improving neighborhood watch programs, and ensuring faster first-responder response times for all constituents.
We believe taxpayer dollars must be accounted for publicly and transparently. We plan to implement quarterly open-book financial reviews and establish an independent citizen oversight committee for major infrastructure spending.
Yes, absolutely. Mail-in ballots can be requested up to two weeks before election day, and secure drop boxes will be available at all local fire stations and libraries throughout the entire early voting period.