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Meet Nick DiCeglie

Nick DiCeglie has called Pinellas County home since 1996. He and his wife Erica, an accomplished musician and composer, are raising their two children, Livia and Carlo, here — and it is why Nick fights for this community like it is his own. Because it is.

A small-business owner turned lawmaker, Nick was elected to the Florida House in 2018 and to the Florida Senate in 2022. He has delivered toll rebates for commuters, made it harder for local government to raise taxes, and led the rebuild after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Today he serves as Chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee on Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development, and as President & CEO of Hope Villages of America — fighting hunger, homelessness, and domestic abuse right here at home.

Nick's Plan

Nick on Beach

Strengthening Florida’s Emergency Management

Nick DiCeglie is fighting on the frontlines to ensure our coastal communities are more resilient and ready for future storms

Keep Pinellas Businesses Thriving

As a successful businessman, Nick will lower taxes and cut red tape to empower local job creators

Making Pinellas More Affordable

From historic tax cuts to stabilizing the insurance market, Nick is taking decisive action to lower costs for local families.

Watch: Nick DiCeglie Takes On the Tough Jobs

Delivering for Pinellas

43 local projects funded — more than $43.5 million secured for Pinellas County in the 2026–2027 state budget. Here is what that means for the cost of living and for the next generation of Pinellas workers.

Lowering Costs for Families

Shore Acres Flood Mitigation & Denver Street Storm Damage

$2,000,000

Drainage and storm-damage repairs in one of St. Petersburg’s most flood-prone neighborhoods — protecting homes from repeat damage and the insurance costs that follow.

Keeping Seniors Off the Meals on Wheels Waitlist

$500,000

Food security for Pinellas seniors, cutting the Dining Pinellas County waitlist so older neighbors on fixed incomes are not left behind.

State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP)

$165.7 million statewide

As Appropriations Chair for Transportation, Tourism, and Economic Development, Nick backed full funding for down-payment help, home repair, and rental assistance.

Workforce & Job Training

3DE by Junior Achievement — Workforce Development in High School Classrooms

$2,952,514

Career-connected learning built straight into Pinellas high school classrooms, so students graduate with real skills and real earning power.

ARK Innovation Center at Pinellas County Schools

$615,000

Hands-on innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce-readiness training for Pinellas students.

St. Petersburg College Law Enforcement Field Training

$494,796

Field training and support that builds the pipeline of deputies and officers who keep Pinellas safe.

LiFT Family Resource Center for Neurodiverse Families

$500,000

Workforce readiness, training, and family support for neurodiverse students and their parents.

Legislative Accomplishments

Expanding Toll Relief For Florida Families (2022)

Nick DiCeglie passed legislation to provide toll credits to frequent commuters and help bring financial relief during an era of rising costs.

Preparing Florida For Future Storms (2025)

Following the devastation of Hurricanes Helene and Milton in which hi family was also displaced, Nick passed landmark emergency management reforms to ensure our coastal communities are more resilient than ever.

Making the Gulf of America Official (2025)

Nick helped accomplish President Trump’s agenda here in Florida by renaming the Gulf of America in Florida statute.

Put a Sign in Your Yard. Make Your Plan to Vote.

Show your neighbors where you stand — then make sure your own vote is locked in for November 3, 2026.