Town Commission

Mayor Natasha Moore was elected to the office of Mayor-Commissioner in March of 2024.

Mayor Moore is a real estate broker with Live South Florida Realty, Inc. Previously, she worked as an actuary at NCCI in Boca Raton. She graduated from the University of Florida and is originally from Miami. Natasha is married with 3 children and has lived in Highland Beach since 2013.

Natasha's reason for serving on the Town Commission is to give back to the community. Prior to serving as Mayor, she served as Vice Mayor and as Vice Chairperson of the Financial Advisory Board. Natasha plans to use her real estate expertise combined with her data analytical skills to make meaningful contributions to Town Commission discussions.

When Natasha isn't showing property or transporting her busy kids to their activities, you'll find her jogging along A1A, going to the beach, or boating around the beautiful waterways.

Vice Mayor David Stern was elected to the office of Vice Mayor in March of 2024.

David and his wife Judy have lived in Highland Beach at the Highlands Place condominium since 2000. They have two married sons and five grandchildren.

David has been active in the Town since he moved here. He was on a Special Committee reviewing the water plant finances in 2005 and a member of the Town Charter Review board in in 2012. He has been chairman of the Code Enforcement Board, Board of Adjustment and Appeals, and the Financial Advisory Board.

In addition to his Town activities, he is President of the Highlands Place condominium and was President of Temple Sinai in Delray Beach where he is currently Co-Treasurer. He is also an Arbitrator for FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority).

David graduated from Pace College in New York and after US Army service began a career in retail, rising to Senior Vice President of stores. In 1988 he and his wife came to Florida, and he went to work for J Byron’s as Executive Vice President. David’s last job before retiring was with Ross stores in California where he was Vice President of Store Communications and Store Planning.

David plays Golf three times a week in Delray and says it is not his strong suit, but he enjoys it.

Commissioner Judith Goldberg was elected to the office of Commissioner in March of 2024.

Judith has a varied and extensive professional background. Her skills and background as a lawyer, mediator and businessperson demonstrates her achievements and professional acumen highlighting her skills in collaboration, analysis, leadership, and consensus builder.

Judith graduated Pace Law School receiving her Juris Doctorate Degree, Cum Laude, and was admitted to practice law in New York and Connecticut, and the United States Supreme Court. For over 30 years Judith was the principal senior litigation attorney for her law firm and served as Town Attorney in her prior hometown of Patterson, New York.  Judith incorporated Mediation Services for her clients in Connecticut and Florida and today maintains offices in Boca Raton. Her entrepreneurial successes, separate from the establishment of her successful law practice, are the ownership and operation of a resort ranch hotel in Ulster County, New York with her spouse.

Judith has been in Highland Beach since 2012, and has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors of Seagate of Highland Beach.  Her daughter resides in Virginia. Her personal interests include Ballroom and Latin dancing, travel, golf, and living the life she loves in Highland Beach. 

Commissioner Don Peters was elected to the office of Commissioner in March of 2023.

Don has been living in Florida part time for 15 years and has been permanently residing in Highland Beach for the last 2 1/2 years at the Villa Nova Condominium. 

Don was elected and served as the Yorktown, NY (population of 40,000) Town Supervisor, where he managed the Town's affairs and a $50 million budget. Prior to this community service he was a police officer for 20 years in Yorktown, NY. His business experience includes ownership of the Sports Barn for 45 years, affording him diverse small business knowledge.

Don went to Boston University, Mercy College and Long Island University. He has a B.S. and Master's Degree in Criminal Justice and Social Science. He has a life partner, Anita, who is actively involved in Highland Beach community affairs. His two children and four grandchildren are looking forward to enjoying Highland Beach as well.

Don is honored and proud to be elected a Commissioner of Highland Beach. He will listen to the concerns of our residents and advocate on their behalf.

Commissioner Jason Chudnofsky was elected to the office of Commissioner in March of 2025 for a three-year term ending March 2028.

Jason is originally from Boston Massachusetts and graduated with a B.S. in Business Management from Northeastern University.  He and his teammates were recently inducted into the University’s Hall of Fame, as the 1963 team remains the only undefeated football team in the university's history.

Jason was President of the Interface Group, the world’s largest privately owned trade show company, and expanded their reach across North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Pacific Rim. He was President of the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas.  Jason was recognized as one of the 50 Most Influential People in High Tech by Multimedia Magazine and one of the 25 Most Influential People in The Meeting Industry.

Jason has consistently made community service a priority, having served on the boards of several organizations, including The Visiting Nurses Association, the Museum of Science Boston, the Anti-Defamation League, The Stanley Tippet Hospice House, Combined Jewish Appeal of Boston, and the Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston. 

While residing in Highland beach he served as a member of the Highland Beach Planning Board, President of the Coronado Association for four years, and Chair for the 75th Anniversary Celebration for Highland Beach.  He is currently Chairman of the Highland Beach Police and Fire Foundation.

He and his wife Judy are proud parents of two daughters, three grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.