Randall Ebling, a current appointed trustee on the Lake Asbury Municipal Service Benefit District Board, is running for Seat 5 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Asked in our candidate questionnaire why he is seeking the office, Ebling said, "To help with to maintain and repair the critical infrastructure of our communities Dams."

The nonpartisan seat is on the Lake Asbury district board in the Green Cove Springs area of Clay County.

Candidate information

Occupation: "Retired Chiropractic Physician," Ebling said in our questionnaire.

Party affiliation: "Republican," according to our questionnaire. The race is nonpartisan.

Education: "AA, BS Human Biology and DC," Ebling said in our questionnaire. According to WebMD records, Ebling earned his doctor of chiropractic degree from National University of Health Sciences in 1975. He holds an active Florida chiropractic license.

Family: "Wife 2 children and 2 grandchildren," Ebling said in our questionnaire.

Family in politics or government: "No," Ebling said in our questionnaire.

Residence: 676 Lake Asbury Drive, Green Cove Springs, according to Clay County campaign finance records. Ebling moved to the Green Cove Springs and Lake Asbury area from Boynton Beach approximately four years before his 2026 board application, according to county board records.

Experience and public service

Ebling is serving as an appointed trustee in Seat 5 on the Lake Asbury Municipal Service Benefit District Board, a position he has held since March 24, 2026, according to Clay County records. He previously served as an appointed trustee in Seat 9 on the same board from January 2020 through September 2021.

Before retiring, Ebling ran a chiropractic practice in Boynton Beach for decades. Asked in our questionnaire what accomplishments show he can handle the job, Ebling said, "Ran a private practice for 45 years, served on the Board of the Boynton Beach Kiwanis Club for 45 years, was president 3X and served as secretary for 35 years and treasurer for 25 years served as Lt Gov of the Florida District of Kiwanis. Served as President of The Palm Beach Chiropractic Society, served on the Board For 20 years and served as secretary and treasurer."

On the issues

Asked about critical differences between himself and other candidates, Ebling said in our questionnaire, "Have not heard any other candidates positions."

Asked for the best advice ever shared with him, Ebling said, "Commit to you convictions."

Ebling filed his candidacy paperwork with Clay County in June 2026, including an affidavit of intention and candidate oath, according to county campaign finance records.