Councilman Thomas E. Worthy

I had the opportunity to fellowship with Bishop Steve and Lady Rita Smith at The Alley and the Chevron on this weekend. It was a blessing to witness the turnout for free bowling and free gas! Thanks to you both and your church family for blessing so many on this weekend. Please keep up the outreach and keep working hard to help others!

I would like to thank the Gadsden Firefighters Union Local 454 for providing me with an opportunity to come and speak.

I’ve worked as a public servant for over 25 years. I started with the Gadsden Police Department as a patrol officer. In years past, I was given the responsibility to train new officers as a Field Training Officer. Before my retirement, I was promoted to detective.

I’ve been on the dangerous calls. I had to work two to three off duty jobs to provide a better quality of life for my family.

So, I know your sacrifices! I know because I am one of you!

On day one, I will work to provide a way to improve your wages and benefits. You deserve better!

I support you! I believe in you!
I respect you!

I am your voice!

Thank you for those that joined me on Saturday! We have work to do and it will take all of us to come together as one to ensure that our city is the City of Champions!

Join me this Saturday for an opportunity to talk about your concerns at my Kickoff Celebration.

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District 3 Community Meeting Thursday 2-8-18 Thompson Community Center 5:30 pm-6:30 pm

The Gadsden City Council will conduct a public meeting to seek input from Gadsden citizens regarding their desires concerning legislation on the matter of an elected school board. Tonight 6:00 pm at Gadsden City Hall Council Chamber.

“What can we do?” This seems to be the question our city/county has been plagued with lately. “We MUST do something!” As a start, I called a Public Safety Committee Meeting on Thursday, December 14th, 2017 at 5 PM at City Hall. This will be an open forum Drug Abuse Summit. We will bring together local medical and educational personnel, first responders and the court system among other local authority figures. We have to start somewhere and work together to save lives.

Everyone please plan to attend. Again, WE must work together on solving this problem.

Update from Gadsden/ Etowah County Emergency Management Agency. Highest wind gust 41 mph, average wind speed 22 mph, numerous reports of trees down in roadways, power outages as of 10:28 am 1100 homes in Gadsden and 500 in Attalla, no injuries at this time reported & 1.73 in rain since midnight. Also no shelters open at this time.

District 3 Community Meeting Thursday,October 5,2017, at Carver Community Center 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM. Refreshments will be served and massage therapy students from Gadsden State Community College will be giving free massages, starting at 5:00 PM. Renee Baker and David Heflin ( Community Development Department) will be present to discuss the emergence home repair program. Please plan to come out for this informative and interactive meeting.

GM Facebook family. I have been nominated for (Keeping The Dream Alive Award) in Protection,Service & Representation. Thank you for nominating me. God Bless & go vote.

Go Vote!!! If you vote at Convention Hall you will vote in the Arthur Green Room of Convention Hall.

We had a public safety committee meeting this morning to bring the church,community & American Legion together. The American Legion will reorganize and go by their own by laws. We also got an update on My Store 10th & Tuscaloosa & The Crown on E Broad. We will not take any action on closing these places down at this time.

In response to a concerned citizen and to others that may be concerned about the closing of the American Legion....As a public official there are times when tough decisions must be made for the "betterment of the majority!" The FACTS are as follows: The commander was shot on the premises; Over a year ago I met with the membership along with the commander and informed them of the "community complaints;" the Legion is a "post" not a "club" for its MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS;" and overwhelming complaints from the community, surrounding churches and SOME OF THE LEGION MEMBERS are not pleased with the activities of the Legion. No child signed the petition. The Legion is currently closed as result of other reasons. We will be having a public hearing and the public will be informed. As a result of your inability to conduct research of the facts it will be wise to do that FIRST before you attempt to misguide the public. However, we appreciate your interest and concerns.

District 3 community meeting Abundant Life Church S 12th St 5:30 pm til 6:30 pm.

City of Gadsden District 3 Severe Weather Preparedness Day Sponsored by Gadsden Etowah County Emergency Management Agency and Councilman Worthy. On Saturday March 19th from 10:00AM -12:00PM at Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church 409 N 9th St. Gadsden Parks & Recreation will provide hotdogs. Councilman Worthy's district meeting will be from 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM same location and date. Please come out and get involve in your community.

District 3 community meeting on Saturday, January 9, 2016 at Carver Community Center at noon. Please plan to attend this important meeting.

ATTENTION: Just finished canvassing some areas in the district for possible floods. North Eleventh at the Old Marvin's building, 6th Street public housing, 3rd Street behind Goodwill is passable. I will have the Water Department to check the pipes for flooding issues on Monday. Be safe and enjoy the holidays.

Just finished a meeting in Huntsville,AL with Kelly Schrimsher, Director of Communications for the City of Huntsville.

JOB FAIR SUCCESS: I would like to thank John Reed along with the Career Center, The City of Gadsden, Gadsden City Board of Education, Gadsden City Business Education Instructors and GSCC for making the Job Fair a success. Also, we appreciate the more than 45 employers that participated. Most importantly, I would like to thank the 900+ potential employees that came to the Job Fair. We pray that each of you have the opportunity to obtain employment.