Jimmy Nunn
Dallas County Probate Judge
Jimmy Nunn is a resident of the City of Selma, Dallas County.
He is married to Phenicia Nunn who is employed with the State of Alabama, Department of Education as an Education Specialist- Mathematics. They have three children, Jimmy Nunn Jr., Jimicia Nunn and Jimaya Nunn.
He was born in Jemison, Alabama and is the son of Bettye Nunn and the late O.T. Nunn. He graduated from Jemison High school in 1987 and furthered his education at Alabama State University receiving in 1992 his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Mathematics and his Juris of Doctorate Degree in 1995 from Mississippi College School of law.
Jimmy’s past employment includes working for the Corps of Engineers, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania; City Prosecutor, Jackson, Mississippi; Domestic Violence Coordinator-Legal Services of Alabama, Selma, Alabama; and Assistant District Attorney for the Fourth Judicial Circuit,
In 2000, he was appointed by James Perkins, the first black Mayor for the City of Selma, to become the first black City Attorney in the history of Selma, Alabama. As City Attorney for the past 18 years, he has been the attorney for three different administrations.
Jimmy is a member of the Alabama State Bar Association, Blackbelt Bar Association and the Dallas County Bar Association. He is also a member of the Alabama Association of Municipal Attorneys where he serves as the Vice-President.
On July 17, 2018, Jimmy was elected as Dallas County’s newest Judge of Probate. Jimmy will be the first black Probate Judge in Dallas County’s history. His success in being elected as the first black Probate Judge is contributed, in no small part, to the increased voter turnout during the run-off which was a direct result of the support, prayers and hard work of the voters in Dallas County.
As Probate Judge, he took office in January 2019 with the main objective to unite Dallas County and to work as a team to elevate Dallas County to the next level.
Jimmy is a member of Shiloh Baptist Church, Selma, Alabama where he serves as the Director/Minister of Music and the assistant chairman of the deacon board.
He is grateful for his success through his accomplishments and is appreciative for many awards and certificates received. He considers the greatest gift to be when God gave his only begotten, that whosoever believeth in him, should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16.
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Connel Towns
District 1
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District 1
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Connel Towns is the Dallas County Commissioner for District 1 which includes the following communities: East Selma, Selmont, Tyler, Sardis, Minter, Pleasant Hill, Carlowville, and Brooklane. Towns has served as County Commissioner for District One in Dallas County for many years, from 2000 through 2016, and now with his re-election in 2020. He is dedicated to serving the citizens of Dallas County and continuing to provide leadership to them.
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Curtis Williams
District 3
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Curtis Williams is the Dallas County Commissioner for District 3 which includes the following communities: Marion Junction, Selma, Beloit, portions of Hazen, Browns, Potters Station, Cahaba, Safford, Central Mills,and Boguechitto.
Commissioner Williams is married to the former Jerolene Turner. They have three children: Latanglia Marshay, Curtis Jr., and Rosa Pink. Mr.Williams is a member of the First Baptist Church in Orrville, Alabama.
He is a graduate of Keith High School. He has a B.S., M.Ed., and Administration Certification from Alabama State University. He also received a Masters of Divinity from Morehouse School of Religion. Mr. Williams served as Chaplain for the U.S. Army from 1987-1988 in Guissen, Germany. He served four terms as President of the Dallas County Professional Education Association and Secretary of the Dallas County District Association. Mr. Williams is a member of Patterson Pride Lodge #749, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., and National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc.
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Vivian Rogers
District 2
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Vivian Rogers is the Dallas County Commissioner for District 2 which includes the following communities: Summerfield, Valley Grande, East Selma, Plantersville, Burnsville, and Tyler. Vivian Rogers was born and raised in Dallas County and was educated in the Selma City school system. She has been married to Nathaniel Rogers for over 44 years. They are blessed with 3 children: Latricia, Lamont, and Oskar. She is the grandmother of 4 and the great grandmother of 4. She is a member of Freedom Baptist Church of Selma, Alabama under the leadership of Rev. James Spicer. Vivian has a deep passion and love for her neighbors and the community of Selma and Dallas County. Vivian worked as Co-manager for Walmart for 39 years. She retired in 2010 and returned to work in 2018. She currently works with the asset protection team on a part time basis.
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Jan Justice
District 4
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Jan Justice is the Dallas County Commissioner for District 4 which includes the following communities: Orrville, West Selma, Parts of East Selma, and Downtown Selma. Jan Justice is the Dallas County Commissioner for District 4 which includes West Selma, Old Town, Riverview, Icehouse District, downtown, parts of East Selma, Orrville, Marion Junction, Browns and Safford.
Commissioner Justice is married to Larry Justice. They have three children: John Justice, Amy Ellison, and Katie Hogue. They have four grandchildren. They are members of Church Street United Methodist Church. She and Larry are both lifelong residents of Dallas County.
Commissioner Justice has a BS degree in education from Auburn University and a Master’s Degree in social work from the University of Alabama. She is retired from the Alabama Department of Human Resources. She has a pastry business and manages McDowell Lake Properties. She is active in many aspects of the community.
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