Tyler Brandeburg
School Board Member, District 2 on the Lake County School Board
In the records we collect, Tyler cast 61 recorded votes, voted with the final outcome 100% of the time, attended 3 of 3 recorded meetings, and made 56 motions.
"Final outcome" compares each Yea or Nay with whether the measure passed, across 61 votes. Counts cover the records listed at the end of this page.
What they bring forward
Topics of the motions they made, grouped into descriptive policy areas by the wording of each official title.
- Education20 motions
- Fiscal Policy - Budget Allocation12 motions
- Economic Development11 motions
- Technology & Privacy5 motions
- Fiscal Policy - Taxation4 motions
- Public Safety & Emergency Services1 motion
- Environmental Land Acquisition1 motion
- Infrastructure Spending - Roadways1 motion
Recent votes
The most recent recorded votes.
- Yea
- Nay
- Absent or not voting
- Abstain or present
- Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
3.01 Minutes from the Regular School Board Meeting on September 28, 2026 (Diane Kornegay, Superintendent) Fiscal Impact: None
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation
Carries 5 to 0. Education. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
4.01 Resolution #2026-08 Leesburg High School Day (Rob Feltner, Assistant Superintendent Teaching, Learning, & Leadership)
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation
Carries 5 to 0. Education. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.01 Agreement #26-0819-PB-KF949 – Piggyback Utilization of OMNIA Partners, Public Sector and Region 4 Education Service Center (ESE) Contract #R260602 Modular Buildings, Portable Storage & Restrooms, and Relocatable Products with Williams Scotsman, Inc. (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent) - Fiscal Impact: None
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Education. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.02 Safety & Security District Best Practices Assessment (Joseph M. Mabry, Director of Safety and Security) - Fiscal Impact: None
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Fiscal Policy - Taxation. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.03 Agreement #26-922-PB-KK945 – Utilization per the State of Florida, Department of Management Services – Contract # 19/20-006 Mobile Communication Services (MCS-2) (James Neiford, Executive Director of Technology) - Fiscal Impact: $1,250,000 from General Fund – School and Department Budgets
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Fiscal Policy - Budget Allocation. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.04 Sell the Eustis Wellness Center Portable to the Lake County Sheriff’s Office (Kelly Randall, Executive Director of Facilities and Growth Planning) Fiscal Impact: Positive impact in savings on future maintenance costs.
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Public Safety & Emergency Services. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.05 Sell and transfer the title of a mobile home located at Windy Hill Middle School to C & W Environmental Services LLC. (Kelly Randall, Executive Director of Facilities and Growth Planning) Fiscal Impact: Positive impact (savings) of $7,000.
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Environmental Land Acquisition. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.06 Investment-Grade Audit Agreement with Schneider Electric Buildings Americas, Inc. through TIPS Contract #220104 (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent), Fiscal Impact: Execute an Energy and Construction Services Contract with Schneider Electric Buildings Americas, Inc., in which case the cost of the audit, project development, design, and engineering services will be incorporated into the total project from the General Maintenance Department Budget and Capital Funds.
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Fiscal Policy - Budget Allocation. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.07 GMP Amendment to the Continuing Services Contract with D&A Construction Group, Inc. D/B/A DACG, Inc. for the renovation at Carver Middle School (Chad Farnsworth, Deputy Superintendent) Fiscal Impact for GMP: $5,179,473.60 from Capital Outlay-Sales Tax and Ad valorem
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Fiscal Policy - Taxation. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
8.08 Out-of-State Temporary Duty Leave for Michael Richard and Andrew Lucas to attend the Audio Enhancement EPIC Advisory Board Meeting on November 9-12, 2026 in South Jordan, Utah (James Neiford, Executive Director of Technology) Fiscal Impact: None
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Technology & Privacy. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
9.01 Notification of Human Resources Action Items – will be available by the close of business on Wednesday prior to the meeting. (Guido Zamora, Assistant Superintendent Human Resources)
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Economic Development. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham - Oct 12, 2026Lake County School Board
9.02 Notification of Human Resources Action Items for Conversion Charter Schools – will be available by the close of business on Wednesday prior to the meeting. (Guido Zamora, Assistant Superintendent Human Resources)
To approve the Superintendent's recommendation of the consent agenda
Carries 5 to 0. Education. Official record
BrandeburgMathiasLukeDoddCunningham
Where the campaign money comes from
Totals from official campaign finance reports. Occupations and locations are as reported by each contributor.
2024 campaign$11,500 in contributions
Who gave
- Individuals4%
- Businesses9%
- Candidate loans to own campaign87%
Where contributors live
- Lake County100%
Individual contributors by occupation group
- Other / Not classified100%
Largest contributors
- Mathias Food Service Equipment (Leesburg)$1,000
- Timothy & Sharon Morris (Leesburg)$500
How the campaign spent
- Fees & filing87%
- Refunds & transfers13%
Source: Lake County Supervisor of Elections campaign reports
Personal finances, as filed
Florida officials file a sworn financial disclosure each year. These figures are as the official reported them. Street addresses are left out.
Reported a net worth of $460K as of December 31, 2025, on a 2025 Form 6 filed Jun 23, 2026.
Source: Form 6 filed with the Florida Commission on Ethics
Largest assets
- Primary Home$475K
- Rental Home$325K
- Schwab IRA Accounts$86,525
- FRS Investment Plan$43,073
- Chase Savings Account$43,068
- USB Savings Account$18,066
and 3 more in the filing
Debts over $1,000
- United Southern Bank$366K
- Mr. Cooper$206K
- Ford Credit$55,500
Income sources
- Lake County Tax Collector's Office$105K
- Lake County School Board$47,800
- Brown & Brown, Inc.$27,317
In the news
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Records used on this page
Each vote and bill above links to its own official record.