Running for Casa Grande City Council
Billie Davis is a passionate leader, educator, and advocate with a proven record of serving and strengthening the Casa Grande community. As a District School Counselor, Billie brings expertise in trauma-informed care and student support, informed by her undergraduate degree in Sociological Studies and a graduate degree in Addiction Counseling. Her professional experience helps her to understand complex social challenges and craft solutions that benefit families, youth, and the broader community.
A recognized civic leader, Billie is a former President of the Pinal County NAACP and currently serves on the Arts and Culture Commission, the Board of the Community Action Human Resources Agency, and the Faith Alliance of Casa Grande. Through these roles, she has championed equity, access to services, cultural initiatives, and community development, demonstrating her ability to collaborate across organizations and drive meaningful results.
Her leadership and contributions have been honored with the Women of Distinction Award from the National Council of Negro Women, and she was honored to represent her community by accepting the City Proclamation recognizing Black History Month.
As a candidate for City Council, Billie Davis is committed to responsible governance, inclusive decision-making, and building a safer, stronger, and more vibrant Casa Grande. She brings experience, integrity, and a deep understanding of the issues that matter most to residents.
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