Camp Verde
Candidate for Town Council 2026
Camp Verde
Candidate for Town Council 2026
Welcome
Guiding growth while preserving the town's rural character.
Welcome to Patricia Seybold
Join Patricia Seybold!
Patricia "Pat" Seybold is running for Camp Verde Town Council. She supports the voter-approved General Plan to guide growth while preserving the town's rural character. She prioritizes maintaining quality water and improving water infrastructure, updating ordinances to reflect community input, protecting the Verde River, and developing an integrated trail system. Ms. Patricia aims to foster a vibrant downtown through support of local businesses and cultural events, preserve dark skies by reducing light pollution, and promote tourism by supporting increased short-term stay rates. She is committed to sustainable growth and community well-being.
Join me at the Camp Verde Mayoral and Town Council Candidate
Time and Day
Time: Thursday June 18th at 5:30 pm
Location: Phillip England Center 210 Camp Lincoln Road, Camp Verde AZ
Ask Questions
Cost: Free and open to the public
Community members are encouraged to submit questions to candidates in advance by email:
Camp Verde Forum: lwvcampverdeforum@gmail.com
Recorded Event
All forums will be recorded and available for viewing on the League of Women Voters of Northern Arizona YouTube channel. Additional voter information on local, state, and national candidates is available through the League of Women Voters’ election resource, VOTE411. For more information about the candidate forums or the League of Women Voters of Northern Arizona, contact lwvnaz@gmail.com, visit lwvnaz.org, or follow LWVNAZ on Facebook@lwvnaz. covered.
League of women voters
National Organization
The League of Women Voters of Northern Arizona (LWVNAZ) will host a series of candidates’ forums this June for voters in Verde Valley communities ahead of local city and town elections. The public is invited to attend these free events to hear directly from candidates running for local office and learn more about issues affecting their communities.
The League of Women Voters of Northern Arizona is a nonpartisan political organization that encourages informed and active participation in government and works to increase understanding of public policy issues through education and advocacy.
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Move to Camp Verde
Pat Seybold moved to Camp Verde in 2019 to be closer to their son, who lives in Scottsdale. She knew that living in the Phoenix area was not an option, as she was moving from a rural property in Kentucky. She decided to spend time in various towns in the Verde Valley. The moment she visited Camp Verde, she knew it was a good fit. It turned out to be a perfect fit. She found a home off Middle Verde Road and settled into a new life. She loves the town's rural feel and the people who call Camp Verde home.
Career History
Part of her history passed down from her family heritage is that it is important to give back to your community. She became eager to become an active part of the Verde Valley community. Her employment history revolves around supporting and advocating for people with developmental disabilities. Pat Seybold’s career began in teaching and culminated in the Executive Branch of the Governor’s Office prior to retirement. This offered the opportunity to work with local, state, and federal elected officials, their staff, and entities crafting legislation and policies to advance the rights and services for individuals with developmental disabilities.
Court Appointed Special Advocate
Patricia Seybold is a Certified Mediator with a history of mediating workplace personnel disputes, family conflicts, and church-based conflicts. She has facilitated groups, large and small, in strategic planning and other group discussions. Her background in conflict management and dispute resolution has taught her to listen more and speak less. Combining her strengths, education, and credentials, relocating to Camp Verde has opened a volunteer opportunity as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for children who have been removed from their homes due to allegations of abuse and /or neglect. Her role as a CASA is to advocate and represent the children in court.
Philanthropy
While this has been a fulfilling volunteer opportunity, she desired to expand her skill set in a different way. She is a member of Kiwanis. They do a lot of awesome community service in Camp Verde.
Town Council Appointment
In 2025, Patricia Seybold was appointed for Town Council. She accepted the position with pride and has felt honored to represent the citizens of Camp Verde. She ran in 2024 but was not elected. This time will be her 2nd time running. Ms. Patricia is running again for office because she desires to continue serving this community. She genuinely loves the community and its residents. It is her desire to represent all residents of Camp Verde by seeking and listening to diverse perspectives on matters before the Camp Verde Town Council.