LEE LEFFINGWELL
Town Manager
lleffingwell@townofmangoniapark.comLee Leffingwell became the 5th Town Manager in the History
of Mangonia Park when she was hired in 2006, upon
previously being employed as our part-time building
inspector since 2004. She is the former Town Manager of
14 years in the Town of Glen Ridge, Florida
(Palm Beach County).
Ms. Leffingwell was very instrumental in assisting the town
with the administrative paperwork, documents and the
filing of same in the aftermath of Hurricane(s) Frances and
Jean in 2004, and Wilma in 2005. Her actions and work
concerning such allowed our town to receive proper and
accurate reimbursement of federal funds as allotted for
various expenses put-out by our town.
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Involved in municipal government since 1984, Ms. Leffingwell
has worked in the capacity of a building or code enforcement
official or administrator in 17 of the 38 municipalities in
Palm Beach County, and served in the same position for the
County of Okeechobee, Florida.
Lee was born and raised in West Palm Beach, graduated from
Lake Worth High School, attended and studied at Palm Beach
Community College in Lake Worth (FL), and has a B.S. degree
in Criminal Justice from Florida Atlantic University in Boca
Raton (FL).
She has three children and five grandchildren.
Says Leffingwell, “My motto is to leave a place you worked
at in better condition than when you found it upon
being hired”.
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SHERRY ALBURY
Town Clerk
salbury@townofmangoniapark.comSherry Albury was hired by our town in February of 1998
as a Deputy Town Clerk. She was promoted to Town Clerk
in October of 2001, and is a Certified Municipal Clerk in
the State of Florida. Sherry previously worked as a Deputy
Clerk with both the Alachua County Government Office
from 1986-88, and the Palm Beach County Government
Office from 1989-95.
Mrs. Albury is a graduate of Wewahitchka (we-wah-hitch-ka)
High School located in the City of Wewahitchka (FL)
(http://www.wewahitchkaflorida.com/), approximately
31 miles due east of Panama City.
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Sherry attended the University of Florida in Gainesville (FL)
from 1984-87, is married with two (2) children (one son,
and a daughter), and is a member of the Florida
Association of City Clerks.
”It is always my pleasure to serve our town residents”,
says Sherry. “I really enjoy my job and the people I work
and meet with each day.”
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