Phil Diamond was elected to the City Council in 2002. He was re-elected in 2006 without opposition. He served as Mayor Pro Tem from 2005 to 2007. His district stretches from Delaney Park to the Osceola County border. Half of the City’s land is in his district. He is married with a daughter and a son and lives in Delaney Park. He is a practicing attorney who is of counsel to the Carlton Fields law firm.

Commissioner Diamond has been a tireless advocate for our neighborhoods. He has supported efforts to reduce traffic congestion and improve the safety of our roads. He has been instrumental in improving and expanding our park system. Commissioner Diamond has worked to diversify our economy and bring high paying jobs to Orlando. He is known as a staunch fiscal conservative.

Government/Civic Service

• Mayor Pro Tem of the City of Orlando, 2005-2007
• Founding President, Delaney Park Neighborhood Association
• Past Vice President, Blankner School Foundation
• Past President and Member, Orlando Rotary Breakfast Club
• Member, Orange County Bar Association
  •  Former Chair,
     Estate Planning and Probate Committee
  •  Former Chair,
      Business Law Committee
• Past President and Member, Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants
• Past President, Central Florida Employee Benefit Council
• Past Director, Orlando’s Promise
• Member, First United Methodist Church of Orlando
• Former Chair, City of Orlando's Community and Youth Services Board
• Former Chair, Trotter's Park Equestrian Facilities Committee.
• Leadership Orlando graduate (Class 33)

Jeanne Wilson was born in Georgia and spent her childhood moving around the country with her military family.  She moved to Orlando as a teenager and attended William R. Boone High School.  She started her career with the City in April, 1999, initially with the Office of Neighborhood Services.  She soon moved to the City Commissioner’s office where she served as an aide to a former city commissioner until January, 2006 when she transferred to the City Clerk’s office.   After serving as the Citizen Board Coordinator and as the secretary for the Citizen’s Police Review Board, she came back to the City Commissioner’s Office where she replaced Sandra Johnson, Commissioner Diamond’s long time aide, after her retirement.  Jeanne comes from a strong background of customer service and administration, previously working at the Orlando Utilities Commission and Phoenix Financial Planning Company as well as owning her own business, Animal Crackers Pet Sitting Service, from 1995 to 2000.

Jeanne attended Class 48 of the Citizen’s Police Academy and was awarded the Good Citizenship Award for her successful completion.  She was also recognized at City Council on July 13, 2009, and was awarded the M.E.R.I.T.S.  Outstanding Employee Award for the Executive Offices in the 2^nd Quarter 2009. 

Jeanne has a daughter and grand-daughter living in Georgia.  She and her husband are fond of animals and have a house full of dogs, cats, and other little creatures.

Officer Edgar Malave was born in Puerto Rico and has one older sister.  After graduating from William J. Dean High School, in Holyoke Massachusetts he began his career of service.  Officer Malave began serving his country as a United States Marine in 1992.  While serving his country, one of Officer Malave’s duties was as a Scout Swimmer.  He and a handful of fellow Marines were responsible for securing safe landing zone on the beach prior to the arrival of his fellow Marines.  In 1996, after completing four years of active duty service, Officer Malave was honorably discharged from the United States Marine Corps and moved to Orlando.  Officer Malave began to serve the state of Florida in 1996 as a State of Florida Correctional Officer.  Officer Malave continued his service for the state of Florida in 1998 when he was accepted to attend the Florida Highway Patrol Academy in Tallahassee.  While serving as a State Trooper, he received thank you letters from his troop commander for leading Troop K, Orlando with the highest enforcement activity in Troop K.

In 2000, after serving as a State Trooper for over two and a half years Officer Malave joined the Orlando Police Department.  Officer Malave has been serving the citizens of Orlando ever since.  He has worked all areas of the city.  Officer Malave has held many positions within the Orlando Police Department.  He served the Police Department as a Patrol Officer, Gang Unit Detective, Missing Person’s Detective, Special Investigations Detective, East Orlando Task Force, and Assistant Squad leader for the Parramore Heritage Bike Unit.  Officer Malave is currently assigned to the Crime Prevention Division as the District 1 Liaison Officer.  Officer Malave proudly holds a position on the Orlando Police Department’s S.W.A.T. team as a Tech.