At a special call meeting of the Village Council, Greg Oravec was selected by a unanimous vote to be the Islamorada Village Manager in front of a joyous group of citizens.

Greg has been the elected mayor of Port St. Lucie, Florida since 2014. In May 2021, he announced to his community that he would not seek re-election. His announcement tells much about the man and his accomplishments, but even more telling are the 189 comments he received from his constituents.

See the attached document with his announcement, his accomplishments, and also 20 pages of positive comments from the people who have appreciated his efforts at Port St. Lucie: Click here

In outline form, this is Greg Oravec:

EDUCATION

BA in Marine Environmental Systems [Environmental Policy], University of Miami, 1996 Graduated cum laude from the Honors Program

Florida Real Estate Sales Associate, SL 3276825 expired

Other professional training, including but not limited to: FEMA, real estate, leadership, customer service, strategic planning and placemaking

EXPERIENCE

Small Business Owner/Consultant-Client Services                                     2013 – present

Mayor, Port St. Lucie, FL                                                                             2014 – present

City Manager, Port St. Lucie, FL                                                              2012 – 2013

Assistant City Manager, Port St. Lucie, FL                                               2007 – 2012

Senior Project Manager, Culpepper & Terpening, Inc.                             2005 – 2007

CRA Director, Port St. Lucie Florida                                                        2002 – 2005

CRA Director, South Miami, FL                                                               2000 – 2002

Assistant to the City Manager, South Miami, FL                                      1999 – 2000

Assistant Planner, Village of Islamorada, FL                                            1999 – 1999

Planner, South Miami, FL                                                                         1996 – 1999