Welcome neighbors and friends
It has been an honor to serve the City of Cape Canaveral!
I hope to earn your vote on Tuesday, Nov. 5th
Call/Text me at 321-593-2335 or Email Me at wes@wesmorrison.com with questions!
About WES
Wes Morrison has Deep Roots in Cape Canaveral
In 1965, when Wes’ grandfather managed one of Cape Canaveral’s first grocery stores, “Storekeeper by the Sea,” he had no idea that one day his grandson would serve as Mayor. Wes is 41 years old and has lived here for 13 years. He grew up in Brevard as a child of the Space Program and met his wife Christina at Titusville High. Coming from humble beginnings, Wes worked hard to attend Florida State University, earning a degree in Political Science and a Business minor, becoming the first in the Morrison family to graduate from college. Today, Wes works in renewable energy, and the Morrisons enjoy biking, fishing, and watching daughter Parker surf and play high school softball.
Wes Morrison Serves and Volunteers within our Community.
Wes has been elected twice to the Cape Canaveral City Council and is serving his first 3-year term as Mayor. He also chairs the City’s Community Redevelopment Agency Board and volunteers for free meals, hurricane & flooding recovery, sea oat planting, and beach clean-ups. Wes supports Cape View Elementary, our First Responders, Suicide Prevention, and U.S. Veterans. An avid outdoorsman and fisherman, he also received an MRC Lagoon Conservation Award.
Wes Morrison is a Solutions-Driven, Patient, and Strong Leader.
Wes takes residents' concerns seriously, actively seeking their input. As Mayor, he passed the City’s largest tax decrease in over a decade, led the opposition to the A1A Roundabout, and improved transparency/accountability in our local government, especially with recent changes and improvements in Code Enforcement. Wes prioritizes the budget responsibly, focusing on critical infrastructure, flooding, and core services over excessive spending on amenities.
TOP ISSUES & EFFORTS
Decreasing Taxes. Reducing Debt.
Prioritizing Critical Issues Before Amenities.
Decreasing Taxes. Reducing Debt.
Last month, with a 3-2 VOTE, Wes is proud to share that your City Council was finally able to pass a TAX DECREASE and reduce City Debt that had accumulated under the previous leadership/majority, while still funding our critical services - including increases in both Police & Fire budgets.
Transparency & Accountability.
Prioritizing Critical Issues Before Amenities.
Decreasing Taxes. Reducing Debt.
If you have been watching City Council meetings, you have heard an increased discussion and action on the accountability and transparency, especially in the areas of Code Enforcement. There have been significant changes in people, processes, and policies, along with tracking and customer service.
Prioritizing Critical Issues Before Amenities.
Prioritizing Critical Issues Before Amenities.
Prioritizing Critical Issues Before Amenities.
Since his first term on City Council, Wes has remained consistent that he may not always be against the "project" but he has been against the processes that were broken for many years. Wes has advocated for increased citizen input, taking care of what we have, and oversight on large capital expenditures with budgeting priorities.
WATER
ENGAGEMENT
Prioritizing Critical Issues Before Amenities.
Lagoon, Flooding, Erosion, Stormwater, Wastewater, Drainage, Low Impact Development, and Potable Water.
ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT
Transparency, Accountability, Citizen Involvement, Respecting Residents, and Trust. Working with our small businesses to understand our City Vision to encourage economic development that improve the quality of life for our residents.
SAFETY
ENGAGEMENT
ENGAGEMENT
Police, Fire, A1A, Walkable/Bikeable Streets, Addressing Blighted Areas, Consistent Code Enforcement, especially for Noise, Parking, and Trash.
