Slocomb, AL (BuzzReport) — The City of Slocomb is mourning the loss of Councilmember Tony Davis, a devoted public servant and community leader who passed away Sunday night after nearly a decade of service.

Davis, who represented Place 1 on the Slocomb City Council since 2016, is being remembered not only for his leadership but for the compassion, generosity, and unwavering commitment he showed to the people he served.

City officials praised Davis in a heartfelt statement, describing him as a pillar of the community whose impact reached far beyond his role in local government. They highlighted his kindness and selflessness, noting that his dedication to Slocomb was evident in every aspect of his work and personal interactions.

Throughout his 10 years on the council, Davis played an active role in shaping the city’s growth and supporting essential services. In addition to his council duties, he served on multiple boards and committees, including the Water and Sewer Board, Senior Citizens Committee, Slocomb Library Board, and the Recreation Department. He was also a strong supporter of Slocomb’s EMS and Fire Departments, consistently advocating for resources and recognition for first responders.

Community members have responded with an outpouring of grief and appreciation. A tribute shared on the City of Slocomb’s Facebook page quickly drew more than 150 comments, with residents sharing memories, offering condolences, and reflecting on Davis’ lasting influence on their lives.

Friends, colleagues, and residents alike describe Davis as a steady, positive force — someone who led with integrity and always put the needs of others first. His legacy, they say, will continue to be felt throughout the city he worked so hard to serve.

As Slocomb honors his life and contributions, many are remembering Tony Davis not just as a councilmember, but as a trusted friend, mentor, and true advocate for his community.

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