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Linda Allen Serves on Hypoluxo Town Council
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Linda Allen Serves on Hypoluxo Town Council

Linda Allen serves on the five-member Hypoluxo Town Council, participating in decisions affecting the community. Residents can contact her at [email protected].

10/04/2026 · Palm Beach County edition

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Linda Allen serves as a council member for the Town of Hypoluxo. She joins Mayor Michael C. Brown, Vice Mayor Richard J. Roney, and Council Members Bradley R. Doyle and Robert Leupp on the five-member Town Council.

The council governs the town's administration and decision-making. Allen participates in discussions and votes on local ordinances, budgets, and town matters affecting residents.

Residents can reach Allen via email at [email protected]. Her position makes her a contact for community feedback on town operations and future development, including the town's historic waterfront.

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