1902), the historic Fire Training Tower in Riverside, and the City of South Jacksonville’s original City Hall all received protection and restoration as a result of his preservation agenda. Legislative efforts by Carlucci have focused on historic landmarks, public parks, government ethics, and environmental resiliency. In December 2021, Carlucci announced his intention to run for re-election to Group Four. His 2019 election to At-Large Group Four was, again, won with more than 70 percent of the vote, and his current seat is up for election in May 2023. He served in the District Five seat until 2003 and served as Council President from 2001 to 2002. Carlucci won the 1999 election with nearly 70 percent of the vote.

Augustine Road, east to Cesery Boulevard, and north to Atlantic Boulevard. In 1995, Carlucci switched parties to better align with his moderate conservative views, and in 1999, Carlucci ran for the District Five Council seat, covering an urban area stretching from the south bank of the St. Carlucci was first elected to public office in 1987, after running as a Democrat, and occupied the At-Large Group Four seat until 1994.

Since 2019, Carlucci has been serving a fourth non-consecutive term on the Jacksonville City Council.

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