Troy City Council
The Troy City Council operates under a mayor-council form of government. This involves the mayor, who serves and is elected at-large, and 5 council members who serve single-member districts. This municipal governing body began serving in 1985 and they strive to provide Troy citizens with positive and progressive leadership. As a result, Troy, Alabama continues to grow and develop into a great place to live and work. The Troy City Council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month, at Troy City Hall, downstairs in the Council Chambers. Meetings are held at 5:00 pm.
District One
Sharon McSwain-Holland
Sharon McSwain-Holland is the wife of Michael Holland and mother of Deizah Holland and the late Larance McSwain. She is a Christian and active member of the New Mt Zion Missionary Baptist Church of Troy, AL. She is a graduate of Charles Henderson High School Class of 1985. She obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Troy State University. She is retired from the Alabama Department of Corrections, where she diligently served over 27 years rising through the ranks of Correctional Officer, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and Warden.
“I am grateful to have the opportunity serve the people of District 1 and the great City of Troy, Alabama. I strive to serve all citizens for a one Troy that promotes prosperity and safety for all.” God has given each of you a gift from His great variety of spiritual gifts. Use them well to SERVE one another (1 Peter 4:10).
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District Two
Greg Meeks
“I am very thankful to have the opportunity to serve as councilman for District 2. It gives me great pleasure to give back to the community that has given so much to me. I believe in our community and love the area and the people that call Troy “home”.
Greg Meeks has been a lifelong resident of Troy. He graduated from Charles Henderson High School in 1978. He then continued his education in Troy and graduated from Troy State University in 1982 with a degree in accounting. He has since then been employed with Meeks Termite and Pest Control and has been the owner and operator of the business since 1992. In 2007, Greg formed Greg Meeks Companies, LLC. Greg is married to Tami Caldwell Meeks of Brundidge. They have two children, Chrissy and Martin.
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District Three
Max Davis
"It has been a humbling experience being considered to fill an unexpired term and receive an appointment from Governor Kay Ivey to the Troy City Council, District Three. It is an honor and an opportunity that I take very seriously. This is my hometown and it is a pleasure to continue having a role in the success of my community through positive growth, addressing quality of life issues and use my business experience to maintain a financially sound City."
Max Davis graduated from Charles Henderson High School and continued his education attending Troy University, graduating in 1968, with a degree in Business Administration and Marketing. He served as General Manager of South Alabama Electric Cooperative for 34 years, retiring in 2016. Since retirement, he serves on the Troy University Athletic Advisory Committee, the Sorrell College of Business Advisory Board and as Secretary-Treasurer of the Troy Industrial Development Board. He has one son, Chris and daughter-in-law Tracey.
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District Four
Stephanie Baker
Stephanie currently serves as the Director of Market Development with KW Plastics Recycling Division. She believes her unique background in economic development, advocacy work, communications and strategic planning, along with her community involvements brings a unique perspective to the Council.
“I am honored to represent District 4. I believe God has orchestrated a unique blend of my experiences, talents, contributions, passions and values to serve my hometown for a time such as this.”
She is a graduate of Pike Liberal Arts School and Birmingham-Southern College. Prior to joining the recycling industry, Baker worked in economic development and communications. She has been recognized both professionally and locally for her extensive involvement and leadership in her advocacy work.
Stephanie is married to Matt Baker with whom she has two daughters, Campbell and Sara Gray.
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District Five
Wanda Howard Moultry
Wanda Howard Moultry was born in Troy, Alabama. She is employed by the Organized Community Action Program, Inc. (OCAP) for some 38 years. She holds a Bachelors’ Degree in Business Administration from Troy University. She is the mother of three children and “nana” to four beautiful granddaughters. She is a born again Christian and enjoys serving the Lord.
Her ultimate prayer is to take full advantage of the opportunity the Lord has blessed her again with on the City Council by giving of her time and talents in serving the people in District 5. She knows that if her district progresses then it will make the City of Troy, as a whole, a more wonderful and productive place to live and stay.
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