Victoria P. Siplin
District 6 Commissioner

Victoria P. Siplin was elected to the Board of County Commissioners in 2014 and appointed Vice-Mayor for 2017.

• General Manager/Paralegal at Siplin Law, PA
• Chairwoman of the National Haitian American Elected Officials Network (NHAEON)
• MetroPlan Orlando, 2015-2018
• Orange County Head Start Policy Council, 2015-2018
• I-Drive Business Improvement District Governing Board
• Orange Blossom Trail Development Board, 2015-2018
• Children and Family Services Board, 2015-2018
• Community Action Board, 2015-2018
• Value Adjustment Board (VAB)
• Downtown Orlando Community Redevelopment Agency Advisory Board (CRAA)
• A Teachable Moment with Victoria P. Siplin (mentoring programs)
• Lion’s Den Entrepreneur Development & Mentorship
• Runway to Hope’s Celebrity Escort
• Honorary Member, Retirees and Friends of Orange County Community Action & Head Start, Inc.
• Honorary Host Committee Member, Equality Florida’s 2016 Greater Orlando Gala
• Honorary Host Committee Member, UCP Gala 2016, 2017
• See Something, Say Something billboard Campaign
• Co-Host – “Truth 2 Power” Radio Show
• Member – Orlando Minority Youth Golf Association Board
• Mentors – District 6 students and young adults
• Member – National Coalition of 100 Black Women – Central Florida Chapter
• Former PTA Treasurer – West Oaks Elementary
• Former PTA President – Palmetto Elementary
• Founder – Education For Success Program
• Founder – Miss Haiti South Florida Scholarship
• Member – NAACP
• Children’s Church Teacher – New Covenant Baptist Church
• Committee Chair – Enhancing Technology at Oak Ridge, Jones and Evans High Schools
• Served as a Page in the Florida Senate

Board of County Commissioners
Commissioner Victoria P. Siplin
201 S. Rosalind Ave., 5th Floor
Orlando, FL 32801

Email: District6@ocfl.net
Phone: (407) 836-5860
Fax: (407) 836-5879

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