Legislator Profile
Former Florida Representative Jennifer Carroll (R)
The information below was accurate during the legislator's active term.
District Address:
Suite 10
8970 103rd Street
Jacksonville, FL 32210-8689
(904) 573-4994
Capitol Address:
203 House Office Bldg.
402 S. Monroe St.
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300
(850) 488-5102
- House District:13
- First Elected:2003
- Terms Out:2012
- Party:Republican
- Delegations:Clay,Duval
- District Information:view district 13 map
- Legislative Service:Elected to the House May 13, 2003, reelected subsequently
First Black Female Republican elected to the Florida Legislature
Appointed Deputy Majority Leader by Speaker Johnnie Byrd 2004
Majority Whip 2004-2006
- Born:August 27, 1959, Port of Spain, Trinidad West Indies
- Moved to Florida:1986
- Religious Affiliation:Christian
- Education:St. Leo University, M.B.A.;
University of New Mexico, B.A., Political Science
- Occupation:Retired U.S. Navy, Business Owner
- Spouse:Nolan Carroll, of Miami, Florida
- Children:Nolan II, Nyckie, Necho
- Affiliations:Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
American Legion Post 0197, Lifetime Member
Dye-Clay YMCA of Clay County, Board Member
Clay County Republican Executive Committee
Federated Republican Women of Clay County
Fleet Reserve Association Post 128, Member
NAACP, Lifetime Member
NRA, Lifetime Member
Orange Park Rotary, Honorary Member
Paul Harris Fellow
Republican Women's Club of Duval Federated, Dual Member
Unified Sportsmen of Florida
- Highlights:Florida County Veterans Service Officers Association, Legislator of the Year 2009
Christian Coalitional of Florida, Faith and Family Award 2005, 2008
Black Political Action Committee's 2005 Vikki Buckley Political Leadership Award
Orange Park Rotary Club Citizen of the Year Award 2005
Northeast Florida Realtors Association
"Legislator of the Year" 2004
Republican Club of Clay County, "Top 10"
Republican Award 1999, 2002
Center for New Black Leadership, Excellence in Leadership Award 2001
Appointed by President George W. Bush to "The White House Presidential Scholars Commission" 2001-2004
Appointed by President George W. Bush to the Veterans' Disability Benefits Commission, 2004-2007
Florida Department of Veterans' Affairs, Former Executive Director
First Coast African American Women Award 1998
Leadership Jacksonville Class of '97
Project Blue Print Class of '97, graduate
Clay County Chamber of Commerce, Military Person of the Year 1996
YMCA Black Achievers Award 1996
Clay County Young Republican Club "One of Clay's Most Influential People"
Florida Assembly of Black Republicans, Honorary Chair
Florida's Council on Homelessness, former Chairperson: she sought ways for Florida to provide enhanced services toward solving homeless problems in the state and particularly within the veterans' community.
Republican Party of Florida African American Leadership Council, Chair
- Former Service:Florida Department of Veterans' Affairs, Executive Director
Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women
Northeast Florida Regional Planning Council
Presidential Scholars Commission
Veterans' Disability Benefits Commission
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