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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Home » Representatives » Thad Altman 
 
Representative Thad Altman 
District 30

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Biographical Information
City of Residence:
Viera
Occupation:
Contractor/Consultant
Spouse:
Mary Pat Altman, of Rockledge, Florida
Child(ren):
Hunter, McKenzie, Sullivan
Education:
Brevard Community College, A.A. 1975; University of Houston, 1975-1977; Rollins College, B.S., 1987
Born:
September 8, 1955, Macon, GA
Moved to Florida:
1957
Religious Affiliation:
Christian
Recreational Interest:
biking, family activities, running

Legislative Service
Elected to the House March 25, 2003, reelected subsequently

Other Public Service
Chairman Brevard County Legislative Delegation, 2007
Brevard County Commission, Chair 1985, 1986, 1992
East Central Florida Regional Planning Council, Chair 1992
Brevard Tourist Development Council, Chair 1986
Brevard Metropolitan Planning Council, Chair 1986
Governors' Health Care Advisory Committee
Governors' Task Force on Substance Abuse
The Florida Space Authority
Space Florida

Affiliations
American Lung Association, Brevard and Volusia Counties, President 2003
Rollins College, Community Advisory Board 2003
St. Mary's Catholic School, Finance Committee 2003
American Red Cross, Brevard County, President 1989

Highlights
Rollins College, Distinguished Graduate of the Year Award
Brevard Community College Distinguished Alumnus Award
Florida Association of Counties, County Champion Award
Florida Jaycees, Outstanding Young Floridian of the Year 1987
Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Local Government Elected Official of the Year Award
City of Palm Bay, Freshman Legislator of the Year Award

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