Dustin Wallace made history in 2026 as the first officially elected president of the committee, defeating Johnson by five points. Running as a Republican, he focused on community leadership, accountability, and improving local infrastructure and public services.

Wallace earned voter support through hands-on involvement and a results-driven approach, emphasizing transparency, public safety, and long-term growth. His election marks a shift toward a more formal, representative committee, with a focus on stronger partnerships and prioritizing the voices of local residents.

Lilly Adinolfi serves as the First Vice President of the committee, bringing a strong commitment to both community service and professional growth. She is currently enrolled in a high-tech nursing school, where she is working toward earning all the certifications needed for a career in the medical field. With a focus on helping others and supporting community initiatives, Adinolfi plays an important role in advancing the committee’s mission and strengthening its impact.