Dale DiLeo

Dale and his family live in a 90 year old bungalow in the heart of historic St. Augustine, the oldest continually occupied European settlement in the U.S. Because of its history and old world charm, the city is visited by millions of tourists annually. It is under constant threat of over-development and losing it sense of community, as well as losing its precious historic resources.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Neighborhood Council of St. Augustine,
Founding Member, President, 2004-5
Citizens for the Preservation of St. Augustine,
Founding Member, Vice President, 2002-5

	Dale talks about efforts to save historic St. Augustine in a local newscast.

Florida Secretary of State Glenda Hood, center, laughs with St. Augustine Mayor George Gardner, left, at the beginning of a train tour through St. Augustine on Thursday. Seated to Hood's right are Neighborhood Council President Dale DiLeo and Dawn Langton. Hood came to St. Augustine to speak to the Neighborhood Council of St. Augustine at Flagler College and then attend a train ride throughout the city. (October, 2004 St. Augustine Record)