Honesty • Integrity • Transparency
John is a Husband, Florida native, and small business owner running to serve the people of Volusia County as the Clerk of the Circuit Court. He began his career as a Page in the Florida House and then as a Messenger in the Florida Senate. He worked at the Conservative Partnership Institute in Washington, DC before founding his own small business. ​In addition to managing his company, he volunteers his time as Chairman of the Florida Business Council, a research and analysis institute of The Marion G. Wells Foundation.
John is running to fight for conservative values in the Free State of Florida by unseating a career politician running for her third four-year term in office. Now, more than ever, we must elect a fierce patriot and an effective leader to defend Florida from extremist ideologies and corrupt individuals.
He is a conservative Republican
Issues That Matter
John Flemm is running to restore trust in the office by prioritizing transparency, efficiency, and service. He is committed to ensuring equal access to justice, responsible spending, technology innovations, and exceptional constituent service to improve the lives of Volusia County residents.
The Clerk of Court is a vitally important job in Volusia County with a wide range of duties and responsibilities, including maintaining official court records and providing access to those records, recording property transactions, attending and supporting all court proceedings, administering court-ordered sales, collecting court fees and fines, processing child support payments, assisting victims of domestic abuse, and processing marriage and passport applications.
Commerce
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Audit Child Support payments
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Transparently maintain court finances
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Process payments for court obligations
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Collect and disburse fines, court costs, forfeitures, fees, and service charges
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Eliminate needless government regulation
Public Safety
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Safeguard the integrity of confidential information
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Maintain, preserve, and manage access to all evidence entered into the court
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Assist with paperwork for protective injunctions, or restraining orders, to protect elderly persons, disabled adults, and those facing domestic violence from their abusers
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Accept petitions for Baker Act and Marchman Act cases to protect individuals and families dealing with mental health and substance abuse issues
Access to Justice
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Ensure a fair and impartial jury process
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Efficiently manage court appearances
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Record, maintain, and protect public records
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Collect and disburse fines, court costs, forfeitures, fees, and service charges
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Provide necessary forms for legal actions
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Coordinate, schedule, attend, and keep records of court hearings and trials
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Provide legal resources for individuals representing themselves in court