Email: George Landry

County Administrator George Landry

George Landry is the County Administrator for the St. Lucie Board of County Commissioners. Landry has extensive experience in operational leadership and business development in local government.

Prior to becoming County Administrator, Landry served as Public Utilities and Solid Waste Director for St. Lucie County.  He was responsible for the enterprise-wide strategy and execution of utility and solid waste operations, including planning, organizing and budgeting water, wastewater, solid waste and recycling services.

Prior to serving as the Public Utilities and Solid Waste Director, Landry served as St. Lucie County's Human Resources and Risk Manager, responsible for administering the general liability plan, managing comprehensive loss control and restructuring the self-insurance health plan.

He retired from the United States Army after twenty years of service, where he earned two Bronze Stars and a Purple Heart. 

Landry earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Business Administration from Columbia Southern University.  

 Email: Mayte Santamaria

Deputy County Administrator Mayté Santamaria 

Mayté Santamaria is the Deputy County Administrator for the St. Lucie Board of County Commissioners. Mayté has extensive experience supervising operations and major projects in a leadership role.  Mayté has been in public service for nearly 20 years, working in both State and Local Government. The majority of her roles have revolved around intergovernmental affairs, comprehensive planning, strategic policy development, legislative and rule analysis, and working with local governments to establish community visions, identify community needs, while addressing land use and growth management strategies to achieve the desired outcome for the locale.

Prior to becoming Deputy County Administrator, Mayté served as Planning and Development Services Director for the St. Lucie Board of County Commissioners.  She has extensive experience in urban planning, land development, affordable housing, coastal management, floodplain management, building, code compliance, and environmental regulation in government organizations.

Before becoming Planning and Development Services Director, Mayté served as Monroe County's Senior Planning Policy Adviser, responsible for responding to environmental, planning and growth management/acquisition policy and regulation requests, review of the Comprehensive Plan/Land Development Code amendments and managing the Florida Keys Area of Critical State Concern work program, reporting to the Governor and Cabinet, sitting as the Administration Commission. Previously, she served as Assistant Director of Planning and Development for the St. Lucie Board of County Commissioners as well as the Senior Director of Planning & Environmental Resources for Monroe County Board of County Commissioners.

Mayté earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida and a master’s degree in Science in Management from the University of Florida.

 Email: Jason Davis

Deputy County Administrator: Jason Davis

Jason Davis is the Deputy County Administrator for the St. Lucie Board of County Commissioners.  Davis has extensive experience guiding high-performing public sector teams.  He is experienced in master planning, construction management and disaster response.

Prior to becoming Deputy County Administrator, Davis served as Palm Beach County Water Utilities Division Director.  He was responsible for the operational activities of wastewater and reclaimed water utility systems as well as preparing budgets and administrative controls.

Before becoming Utilities Division Director, Davis served as Palm Beach County Facilities Development and Operations Division Director, responsible for directing facility operations, developing procurement procedures and executing short- and long-term goals.

Davis earned a master’s and a doctorate from Nova Southeastern University.