Leadership Driving Regional Connectivity
The South Central Alabama Broadband Cooperative District is guided by experienced public servants, municipal leaders, business professionals, and community advocates committed to expanding digital opportunity across South Central Alabama and the Black Belt.
Charlie King Jr. serves as Board President and is a longtime leader in Lowndes County government, with decades of service as commissioner and chairman.
Mayor Orbuty Ozier brings experience in construction, public service, and community advocacy through her leadership in Gordonville.
Rickey Powell is a commissioner, entrepreneur, and business owner with experience in county operations and community leadership.
David Daniels is a retired Extension professional with more than 30 years of experience in agri-business education and public service.
Louis Maxwell serves as Chairman of the Macon County Revenue Commission and oversees daily county operations and regulatory leadership.
Aaron McCall brings extensive experience in program development, systems design, project management, and broadband planning.
James Perkins Jr. is widely recognized for civic leadership and his commitment to public service in Selma and beyond.
Harold Bell Sr. is a retired educator and public servant dedicated to improving community life through steady leadership.
Michael Gordon is an engineer, business owner, and leader with experience in infrastructure, utilities, and rural operations.
Jacqulyn Boone is an educator and public servant committed to civic leadership, economic development, and community change.
F. David Fuller is one of Alabama’s longest-serving municipal leaders, with a background in electrical engineering and innovation.
Delmontre Bethel is a young civic leader focused on partnerships, development, and opportunities for rural communities.
Tony Haygood brings experience in economics, business administration, entrepreneurship, and community development.
Connel Towns Sr. is known for his dedication to youth, seniors, faith-based service, and community advocacy.
Committed to Community-Owned Broadband Progress
SCABCD leadership continues to guide regional planning, infrastructure investment, and collaboration to expand digital access across South Central Alabama.
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