District 4 commissioner makes donations
Published 6:34 pm Thursday, September 15, 2022
Tia Compton, New Covenant Christion Academy Administrator, said that Sasser has been a great supporter of the children and vision of New Covenant Christion Academy and she appreciates his donation.
Sasser presented Senior Center Manager Delayney Smith with a donation.
Marcus Taylor, Brantley High School Principal, thanked Sasser for his dedication and monetary donation to Brantley School.
Brantley’s Fire Chief, Keith Morgan, accepts Sasser’s donation.
Bullock Volunteer Fire Department Chief Harrison Weed extended thanks to Sasser for his donation and his support of the department and the community.
By Haley Mitchell Godwin
Stallion Sasser, Crenshaw County District 4 Commissioner, recently made several monetary donations to various public service entities.
Sasser presented checks to Brantley Senior Center, Brantley High School, Bullock Volunteer Fire Department, Dozier Senior Center, Dozier Volunteer Fire Department, and New Covenant Christian Academy.
“I appreciate what these organizations do for our community more than they will ever know,” Sasser said. “Our citizens, especially our seniors and our children, are the lifeblood and heart of this district. Public servants cannot be thanked enough for all they do.”
Ellen Peek Joyner, secretary/treasurer for the Dozier Volunteer Fire Department, said she was very thankful for Sasser’s contribution.
“Dozier Volunteer Fire Department received a generous donation from our county commissioner Stallion Sasser,” she said. “He is a mighty fine young man, and I really appreciate everything he does to help our county and our little area. He also donated to our senior/community center. We are so thankful to have someone willing to talk to us, listen to our needs, and take action to better our county for our children, our grandchildren, and future generations. He has done a wonderful job and I am excited about our district’s future.”
