Representative Nathan Boyles

Nathan Boyles is a member of the Republican Party and currently serves in the Florida House of Representatives, representing District 3. He assumed office on June 10, 2025, and his current term will conclude on November 3, 2026.

Nathan Boyles is a business owner, attorney, and public servant whose career reflects a strong commitment to community development, fiscal responsibility, and conservative values. Born and raised in North Okaloosa County, Florida, Boyles has deep roots in the region he now represents. His upbringing in a rural community instilled in him a strong sense of responsibility to serve and advocate for the needs of local families, small businesses, and agricultural interests. Boyles pursued higher education at Florida State University, where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering with an emphasis in environmental engineering. He later completed his Juris Doctor at Florida State University College of Law, equipping him with the skills to practice law and engage in public policy.

After completing his education, Boyles returned to Crestview, Florida, where he began practicing law. His legal career provided him with firsthand experience in navigating complex regulatory and governance issues, and it reinforced his belief in the importance of accountability and transparency in government. In addition to his legal practice, Boyles became a successful entrepreneur, founding and operating Adams Sanitation, a local waste management company, in 2019. His work as a business owner gave him practical insight into the challenges faced by small businesses, including regulatory burdens, workforce development, and economic sustainability.

Boyles’s path to the Florida House of Representatives began with a special election in June 2025, following the departure of his predecessor, Joel Rudman. Running as the Republican nominee, Boyles won the election and officially assumed office on June 10, 2025. His victory reflected the confidence of District 3 constituents, which includes parts of Santa Rosa and Okaloosa Counties. District 3 is a diverse area with unique challenges related to military installations, rural development, and coastal management—issues Boyles has prioritized since taking office.

In the legislature, Boyles serves on several key committees, including the State Affairs Committee, the Natural Resources & Disasters Subcommittee, the Agriculture & Natural Resources Budget Subcommittee, the Education Administration Subcommittee, the Industries & Professional Activities Subcommittee, and the Insurance & Banking Subcommittee. These assignments allow him to influence legislation across a wide range of policy areas, from environmental stewardship and disaster preparedness to education and economic development. His committee work reflects his professional expertise and his commitment to advancing policies that strengthen Florida’s communities.

Boyles’s legislative priorities include supporting small businesses, protecting natural resources, improving education, and ensuring fiscal responsibility in government. He has emphasized the importance of balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability, particularly given his background in civil and environmental engineering. His leadership style is characterized by pragmatism, collaboration, and a focus on delivering tangible results for his constituents. Boyles is known for his accessibility and responsiveness, maintaining open lines of communication with residents and ensuring that their voices are heard in the policymaking process.

Beyond his legislative work, Boyles remains deeply engaged with his community. As a business owner and attorney, he understands the challenges faced by working families and small businesses, and he has consistently advocated for policies that empower individuals and communities. His personal story as a lifelong resident of North Okaloosa County underscores his commitment to public service and his belief in the power of government to improve lives.

Looking ahead, Boyles’s current term will conclude in November 2026, but his trajectory suggests he will continue to be an influential voice in Florida politics. With his blend of legal expertise, business leadership, and legislative experience, Nathan Boyles represents a new generation of Republican leadership in the Florida House of Representatives—one that combines professional skill, personal dedication, and a relentless drive to achieve real results for Florida families.