Anniston, AL – Julie Moss, candidate for Anniston City Council representing Ward 4, met with voters Thursday evening during a meet and greet hosted at Classic on Noble. The event was organized by community members Larry & Ginny Gullage, Jim & Anita McClellan, Smokey & Martha Patrick, and Emily Robison.
The gathering brought together a mix of longtime friends, former colleagues, civic leaders, and new residents, all interested in learning more about Moss and her platform for city leadership.
“Anniston is at a crossroads,” Moss shared with attendees. “We need steady, experienced leadership that can move us forward with transparency, stronger community support, and smarter development.”
A lifelong resident of Anniston’s Golden Springs area, Moss has a background in marketing and business development. She most recently served as Executive Director of the McClellan Development Authority, where she focused on long-term planning and economic growth.
Throughout the evening, Moss emphasized her goals of improving city services, increasing support for small businesses, and fostering inclusive development across all neighborhoods.
“This campaign is about delivering real results and moving Anniston toward a stronger, more competitive future,” she said. “I’m committed to transparent communication, reliable city services, and supporting business growth that lifts up all parts of our community.”
Moss also took time to express gratitude to the event hosts and venue.
“A heartfelt thank you to Classic on Noble for opening up the downstairs to us,” she noted. “This isn’t just a local establishment—it’s part of the fabric of our city. Their continued investment in downtown Anniston is exactly the kind of community support we need to foster city-wide.”
She also acknowledged the support of her parents, citing them as the foundation of her values and drive to lead.
Moss invited those in attendance to get involved in her campaign by volunteering, sharing information, or displaying yard signs, and concluded by saying, “If you believe in a vision of transparent, community-focused leadership, I’d be honored to earn your vote.”
For more information, visit Julie Moss for Anniston Ward 4 on Facebook.
