William Bill Conerly

Professional Background

William “Bill” Conerly is a civil engineer, Navy veteran and Florida House member first elected in 2024. His official House biography records Navy service from 1984 to 1989 and engineering study at the University of Florida. His campaign biography describes decades in engineering and an ownership and vice-president role at Kimley-Horn and Associates, including mentoring engineers. Those employment descriptions are campaign-reported background; campaign policy-result claims are not independently verified here.

Experience

• Elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2024
• Military: United States Navy, 1984-1989; Sea Service Deployment, Good Conduct Medal, Surface Warfare Specialist
• Kimley-Horn and Associates: owner and vice president, including engineer mentoring (campaign-reported)

Education

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  University of Florida, BS, Engineering, 1995-1997

Office & Authority

Represents this district in the Florida House of Representatives.

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