November 14, 2025 - The Town-Crier

Two Council Races Headed To Voters

 

During her time on the council, Samios said that she is proud that she “always listened to the residents and voted for their behalf.”

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“I did not support variances when developers wanted to increase density,” Samios said, adding that she favors “responsible growth” and helped streamline the process to expedite opening a business in Royal Palm Beach.
 

“I also focused on our senior community,” she said. “I spearheaded the creation of the senior citizens ad hoc group, which led to an in-depth study of needs and led to village initiatives.”
 

She will continue to focus on local businesses and seek an updated needs analysis for senior residents should she return to the council.

“I have always worked to be completely transparent about everything going on in the village by seeking out and receiving resident input, in addition to creating an information specialist position within the village to continue to inform residents of projects and activities,” Samios said.
 

She believes that she is a better choice for residents than the incumbent.
 

“I chose to run for Seat 1 because my opponent proposed to raise property taxes and voted to rezone several properties in Royal Palm Beach for high-density commercial and residential,” Samios said, adding that she stands with residents who are upset about taxes and congestion.