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'''Brandon Davis''' (born [[July 27]], [[1981]] in Fairhope, Baldwin County) is a candidate for [[Birmingham City Council District 5|District 5]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]]. | '''Brandon Davis''' (born [[July 27]], [[1981]] in Fairhope, Baldwin County) is a candidate for [[Birmingham City Council District 5|District 5]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election]]. | ||
Davis grew up in Baldwin County and graduated from Daphne High School. He was awarded a presidential scholarship to Faulkner State Community College and transfered to [[UAB]] to complete his degree in psychology and sociology. While a student he volunteered as a tutor at [[Center Street Middle School]]. | Davis grew up in Baldwin County and graduated from Daphne High School. He was awarded a presidential scholarship to Faulkner State Community College and transfered to [[UAB]] to complete his bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology. While a student he volunteered as a tutor at [[Center Street Middle School]]. | ||
After graduating Davis worked as a case manager overseeing therapy provided to foster children. In [[2005]] he left to take a job in the hospitality industry, and is now a | After graduating Davis worked as a case manager overseeing therapy provided to foster children. In [[2005]] he left to take a job in the hospitality industry, and is now a food and beverage service manager for [[PCH Holdings]], hospitality company. In [[2007]] he helped organize a "Freedom Bus" in protest of the treatment of six teenagers convicted of battery in Jena, Louisiana. | ||
Davis and his wife Summer are active members of the [[Guiding Light Church]]. As a City Council candidate Davis supports the completion of the [[domed stadium]] as part of the economic development of the downtown area. He pledges to work toward the redevelopment of demolition of run-down abandoned properties in District 5 and to support the development of a [[Heritage streetcars|trolley system]] as a means of reducing traffic and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions downtown. | Davis and his wife Summer are active members of the [[Guiding Light Church]]. As a City Council candidate Davis supports the completion of the [[domed stadium]] as part of the economic development of the downtown area. He pledges to work toward the redevelopment of demolition of run-down abandoned properties in District 5 and to support the development of a [[Heritage streetcars|trolley system]] as a means of reducing traffic and CO<sub>2</sub> emissions downtown. | ||
==References== | |||
* "Birmingham City Council District 5: Brandon Davis" (August 18, 2009) ''Birmingham News'' | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 18 August 2009
Brandon Davis (born July 27, 1981 in Fairhope, Baldwin County) is a candidate for District 5 in the 2009 Birmingham City Council election.
Davis grew up in Baldwin County and graduated from Daphne High School. He was awarded a presidential scholarship to Faulkner State Community College and transfered to UAB to complete his bachelor's degree in psychology and sociology. While a student he volunteered as a tutor at Center Street Middle School.
After graduating Davis worked as a case manager overseeing therapy provided to foster children. In 2005 he left to take a job in the hospitality industry, and is now a food and beverage service manager for PCH Holdings, hospitality company. In 2007 he helped organize a "Freedom Bus" in protest of the treatment of six teenagers convicted of battery in Jena, Louisiana.
Davis and his wife Summer are active members of the Guiding Light Church. As a City Council candidate Davis supports the completion of the domed stadium as part of the economic development of the downtown area. He pledges to work toward the redevelopment of demolition of run-down abandoned properties in District 5 and to support the development of a trolley system as a means of reducing traffic and CO2 emissions downtown.
References
- "Birmingham City Council District 5: Brandon Davis" (August 18, 2009) Birmingham News
External links
- Brandon Davis campaign website
- Brandon Davis on Facebook.com
- Brandon Davis on Flickr.com