Anniston, AL – On Thursday, October 19, 2023, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM CT, the NAACP, Alabama New South Coalition, and Alabama Democratic Conference are coming together for an event that promises to be a, “Cornerstone of community engagement and enlightenment.” The town hall meeting is scheduled to take place at the Anniston City Meeting Center, located at 1615 Noble Street, Anniston, AL 36201.
This event is open to the public, and it aims to foster vital conversations on topics that directly impact the community. The participating panelists include notable figures who have an active role in local and state governance. State House Minority Leader Representative Anthony Daniels, State House Representative Barbara Bigsby Boyd, Calhoun County Commissioner Fred Wilson, Ward 3 Anniston City Councilwoman Ciara Smith, and Ward 2 Anniston City Councilman Demetric Roberts are set to contribute their insights and expertise to the discussions.
The primary goal of this town hall meeting is to provide an open platform for residents to engage in dialogue on a range of crucial issues. The topics to be explored include resource allocation, urban planning, legislative matters, infrastructure development, homelessness, and food disparity, among others. These are subjects that have a direct and tangible impact on the lives of the local community.
One of the notable aspects of this event is its accessibility; it’s free and open to the public. This inclusivity reflects a commitment to ensuring that as many community members as possible can participate, share their perspectives, and have their voices heard on these pressing matters.
For those seeking additional information about the event or who have questions, the Calhoun Chapter of the Alabama New South Coalition is available for inquiries via email at ANSC.calhoun@gmail.com.
This forthcoming town hall meeting represents an opportunity for the residents of Calhoun County to come together, engage in dialogue, and gain insights into the challenges and opportunities that their community faces. With a diverse panel of experts and an open forum for discussion, it promises to be an evening of meaningful conversation and civic participation that can potentially lead to positive change in the region.
