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Bryan Bain
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Bryan Bain

Councilmember · District 2 · Clermont

PhoneOfficial Office352-869-1451EmailOfficial Officebbain@clermontfl.orgSocial ProfilesNot yet verifiedOffice AddressMunicipal correspondence address
Source review: 2026-10-29
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Professional Background

Bryan Bain won Clermont Seat 2 in November 2025 after service on code enforcement and planning and zoning. He spent more than two decades in higher education, primarily in Wisconsin, before moving into residential real estate. His official profile records chamber, professional and nonprofit board service.

Experience

  • Councilmember · Clermont

Education

  • Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology, Ball State University.

  • Master’s degree in Student Affairs Administration in Higher Education, Ball State University.

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Municipal authority follows the city charter and Florida law.

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