A community is a group of people helping each other reach their potential.
Troy, Alabama is a great place to learn and grow. I'm a dad, a husband, a church leader, a small businessman and a volunteer. I'm a candidate for city council because I believe that our community is best served by engaged, dedicated, down-to-earth leaders.
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We all share the responsibility for preparing our community for the future. I'm asking for your vote in the city council election on August 25 because I can help put our community's values into action. When we work together there is no limit to how strong our community can become!
Priorities
These are my kids Josephine and David. Thinking about their futures helped me define a set of priorities for service in local government:
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dedication to fiscal responsibility
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support for public education
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commitment to transparency
I'm convinced that making these priorities the focus of our city council's decisions will benefit every member of our community.
Where is District 4?
Troy, Alabama's City Council District 4 starts north of Campbell Field, extends south to Smart Road and east to downtown. We're fortunate to have families, college students and even a few horses, cows and chickens in our district. Citizens of District 4 live in single family homes, multi unit residences and manufactured housing. We're a big part of Troy's economy: hotels, restaurants, municipal operations, locally-owned multi-million dollar industry and many successful small businesses!
Election day is Tuesday, August 25.
District 4 voting location:
First Baptist Church Activities Building
200 W. College St., Troy, AL
Polls are open from 7am to 7pm...remember to bring your photo ID!
Do you need to vote absentee?
People concerned about contracting or spreading COVID-19 may vote absentee in this election.
absentee voting procedure for the 2020 municipal election in Troy
1. Download, print and mail an absentee ballot application and a copy of your voter ID to:
Shannon Bryan
City Clerk/Treasurer
PO Box 549
Troy, AL 36081
by August 20.
Please contact the Committee to Elect Caleb Dawson at 334-581-1077 if you would like us to deliver an absentee application.
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2. Complete the absentee ballot when it arrives.
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3. Seal the absentee ballot in the secrecy (plain) envelope provided with the ballot.
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4. Seal the secrecy envelope in the affidavit envelope. Complete the affidavit on the outside of the affidavit envelope.
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5. Sign the affidavit on the affidavit envelope and have the signature witnessed by a notary or two people 18 years of age or older.
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6. Place the affidavit envelope in the outer envelope.
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7. Mail or hand deliver the absentee ballot and accompanying envelopes to City Clerk/Treasurer Shannon Bryan. Absentee ballots must be postmarked by August 24 and received by noon on August 25th or hand delivered by August 24th.