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Rusty Johnson
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Rusty Johnson

Mayor · Ocoee

PhoneOfficial Office407-554-7110EmailOfficial Officerjohnson@ocoee.orgSocial ProfilesNot yet verifiedOffice AddressCity Hall
Source review: 2026-10-29
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Professional Background

Rusty Johnson served in Ocoee’s District 1 and District 3 commission seats before becoming mayor. He retired from the U.S. Postal Service and is an Army veteran who served in Vietnam. His community work includes youth-sports organizations, the West Orange chamber and municipal leadership organizations.

Experience

  • Mayor · Ocoee

Education

  • Valencia College logo

    Associate of Arts, Valencia College.

  • Ocoee High School, graduate.

  • University of Central Florida logo

    Attended University of Central Florida; completed degree not established by the reviewed source.

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Municipal authority follows the city charter and Florida law.

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