Larry Roth

Larry Roth serves as the Councilman representing Council Seat #3 (the Villages area) on the Homestead City Council, a nonpartisan municipal office to which he was first elected in November 2015. He subsequently secured additional four-year terms in November 2019 and most recently on November 7, 2023, where he captured 52% of the vote to defeat challenger William 'Bobby' Rea. Councilman Roth grew up in South Miami-Dade, in the area of Perrine (now Palmetto Bay), before relocating to Homestead in 1990 to work as a store manager at Spec's Music. Following his experience surviving Hurricane Andrew in 1992, which deeply anchored his dedication to the area, he reopened a local landmark restaurant in 1993 and launched a long-standing real estate career as a licensed Realtor with The Keyes Company in 1999. Specific details regarding his formal higher educational credentials remain unconfirmed in public records. Alongside his corporate and legislative duties, Roth is the co-founder of the local fundraising charity 'This Is For The Kids, Inc.' Sworn into his consecutive term on November 13, 2023, his ongoing municipal priorities run continuously through November 2027, focusing on controlled commercial expansion, managing neighborhood-first infrastructure development, and community wellness for Villages-area residents.

The Homestead City Council is the legislative body of the City of Homestead, a municipal government in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Council members represent geographic districts within the city, enact local ordinances, approve the municipal budget, and set policy direction for city operations and services.