Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is the chief legislative body in Hernando County. The Board meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at 9 a.m., with the first Tuesday reserved for Land Use Hearings, workshops, etc. The Board meets in the John Law Ayers room located on the first floor of the Government Center at 20 North Main Street in Brooksville.

The five county commissioners are elected to four-year terms by the voters at large and represent the geographical district in which they reside. The Board approves the budget, adopts local ordinances and resolutions and establishes policies which govern the County and ensure the health, safety and welfare of the citizens.

Board Polices

Annual Reports

Committees

Agendas & Minutes

Meeting Schedule

Holiday Schedule

Current Commissioners

District 1

Ryan Amsler, Vice Chair

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District 2

Brian Hawkins

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District 3

John Allocco

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District 4

Jerry Campbell, Chair

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District 5

Steve Champion, 2nd Vice Chair

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Commissioners' Duties

Commissioners' duties are specifically delineated in Chapter 125, Florida Statutes. The Board also serves as the Governing Board for the Hernando County Water & Sewer District, which provides water and sewer systems for residents within the unincorporated areas of the County.

Hernando County Government is committed to providing a community of recognized stability and excellence for our citizens by:

Managing public business in a responsive and efficient manner
Preserving and enhancing public assets
Ensuring a safe and healthy community
Creating continuous improvement by means of a proactive exchange of ideas within the organization and with our customers

Office of the County Administrator

County Administrator

Jeff Rogers

Mr. Jeff Rogers, P.E., became County Administrator on May 14, 2019. He joined Hernando County Government as Deputy County Administrator on September 25, 2017 and served as Acting County Administrator starting January 30, 2019.

Rogers has more than twelve years of local government experience with a concentration in administration, public works, budgeting and overall operational leadership and organization change.

He has an aptitude for identifying organizational weaknesses, deploying effective solutions, increasing employee efficiency and embodying an organizational vision. A U.S. Navy Veteran, Rogers earned two Navy Achievement Medals.

From 2002-2010, Mr. Rogers was in private practice for civil engineering. He worked as project engineer, project manager and engineering office manager for companies in Tampa, Miami and Key West, FL.

Rogers’ primary areas of responsibly include:

Administer and carry out the directives and policies of the Board of County Commissioners and enforces all orders, resolutions, ordinances and regulations of the Board to assure they are faithfully executed
Direct responsibility to present annual operating budget to the Board of County Commissioners for adoption
Accountable for the administration, direction, planning and personnel management of all functions and employees under the Board of County Commissioners

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Education

Associate of Arts, Florida Community College at Jacksonville
Bachelor’s in Environmental Engineering, University of Miami
Master’s in Civil Engineering, University of Miami

Memberships

Registered Florida Professional Engineer
Florida City County Manager Association
Florida County Managers Association

Deputy County Administrator

Toni Brady

Toni Brady has been announced as Hernando County’s Deputy County Administrator. As Brady is new in the position, she is not new to local government. Brady originally joined the Hernando County Clerk’s office in 2016. She worked closely with the Board of County Commissioners in her role within the Finance Department.

It was a natural transition into the Budget Director position in 2020. From there, Brady then transitioned into the role of Deputy County Administrator on October 2, 2023.

Brady was born and raised in Spring Hill and has been married to her high school sweetheart for 27 years. They have 19-year-old twins.

As Deputy County Administrator, Brady supervises daily activities of Department Directors and Managers, and is accountable for the management function of planning, organizing, leading and controlling for all departments, programs and services under the county administrator with emphasis in coordination and measurement of the core services of public works, utilities, planning and development.