The City of Westlake made two announcements regarding Vice Mayor Langowski on August 18th:
FIRST, Vice Mayor Greg Langowski recently received the Gold Certificate of Excellence from the Certificate Program for Elected Municipal Officials hosted by the Florida League of Cities (FLC).
The certificate of achievement program rewards municipal officials for their commitment and dedication to training and continuing education. The program offers three certificate levels:
- Level One: Bronze Certificate of Merit
- Level Two: Silver Certificate of Leadership
- Level Three: Gold Certificate of Excellence
“The Florida League of Cities remains committed to providing valuable educational opportunities for municipal leaders throughout their public service journey,” said Holly D. Smith, 2025-2026 FLC President and Councilwoman for the City of Sanibel. “The elected officials recognized through this program have demonstrated the importance of expanding their knowledge and enhancing their ability to serve their residents and communities.”
Langowski completed the certificate program, which ran for one year from August 2025 to July 2026. Officials earned points for participating in training events offered by FLC, including monthly webinars, online orientation, the Institute for Elected Municipal Officials (IEMO I and II), the State-Mandated Continuing Education in Ethics, and the League’s Annual Conference and legislative events.
“Continuing education is an important part of being an effective municipal leader,” Langowski said. “The Florida League of Cities provides tremendous opportunities for elected officials to continue learning, exchange ideas and better understand the issues facing our municipalities. I am proud to earn the Gold Certificate of Excellence and remain committed to using these opportunities to better serve the residents of Westlake.”
This marks Langowski’s fourth consecutive year earning the Gold Certificate of Excellence, reflecting his continued participation in the League’s educational, training and professional development programs for municipal officials.
For more information on the Certificate Program for Elected Municipal Officials, visit flcities.com/certificate.
SECOND, the City of Westlake is proud to announce that Vice Mayor Greg Langowski has been elected Second Vice President of the Florida League of Cities (FLC), joining the statewide leadership of the organization representing Florida’s municipalities.Langowski was elected by the League’s membership during the 2026 Florida League of Cities Annual Conference in Hollywood, Florida. He will serve as Second Vice President for the 2026–2027 term alongside FLC President Mark Franks, Mayor of the Town of Shalimar, and First Vice President Sarah Stoeckel, Council Member for the City of Titusville.
“I am truly honored to have the opportunity to serve as Second Vice President of the Florida League of Cities and grateful for the confidence placed in me by municipal leaders from across Florida,” Langowski said. “The League plays an important role in bringing our municipalities together with one strong voice. I look forward to working with President Mark Franks, First Vice President Sarah Stoeckel, our Board of Directors, members, and the League’s outstanding professional staff as we continue advocating for local government and protecting Home Rule.”
Langowski has been actively involved with the Florida League of Cities throughout his service in municipal government. He previously chaired the League’s Federal Action Strike Team (FAST) and continues to serve on FAST, as well as the Legislative, Advocacy, Education & Training, and Development, Code Compliance, and Redevelopment Committees.
At the national level, Langowski serves on the National League of Cities Board of Directors and participates on its Legislative Action Committee, Small Cities Council, and Council on Youth, Education, and Families.
In addition to serving as Vice Mayor, Langowski represents the Westlake City Council on the Westlake Education Advisory Board. He is an active member of the Palm Beach County League of Cities and represents the League on the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council and Palm Beach County Water Resources Task Force.
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