CULLMAN, Ala. – Cullman City Councilman David Moss Jr. has announced his re-election bid. Moss was appointed to the city council on Nov. 5, 2018, to fill the unexpired term of Garlan Gudger Jr. He was elected in August 2020 and began serving his first full term on Nov. 2, 2020. Moss serves in Place 2 and chairs the council’s Utilities Committee.
Below is Moss’ re-election bid announcement:
David Moss Jr., current member of the Cullman City Council, officially announced his campaign for re-election today, citing a strong record of service, community growth, and a deep commitment to continuing progress for the City of Cullman.
“It has been an honor to serve the people of Cullman,” said Moss. “Over the past term, we’ve made great strides in improving infrastructure, supporting local businesses, and enhancing the quality of life for our residents. I’m running for re-election to keep that momentum going.”
In recent years, David has played a major role in Cullman’s success with projects such as the new civic center/OmniPlex, the landfill partnership with Cullman County, improvements at the local schools, expansion of the Cullman Regional Airport, revitalization of downtown, the purchase and renovation of the new community arts facility, and much more.
Moss, a lifelong Cullman resident and longtime community advocate, has focused his efforts on responsible growth, transparency in government, and listening to the needs of citizens. During his time on the council, he has been instrumental in supporting economic development initiatives, improving public services, and maintaining the city’s small-town values while preparing for future challenges.
As he looks toward a new term, Moss emphasizes his priorities will continue to include infrastructure improvements, public safety, fiscal responsibility, and strengthening community engagement. There are key projects he will continue to work on, and is excited to see come to fruition, such as the widening and relocation of the St. Bernard Bridge on US Hwy 278 and the 10-year financial commitment to the city schools.
“I take the future of Cullman very seriously because it is my home and home to my children and grandchildren. Together, we can continue to build a city we’re all proud of,” Moss added.
David is married to Mary Leah (Ballew) who is also a lifelong resident of Cullman. They have three children: Thomas (Nina), Mary Beth (Lance Cleveland), and Katie (Jansen Acton). David and Mary Leah have been blessed with three grandchildren: Ada, Grady, and Caleb.
The election for Cullman City Council will take place on August 26, 2025.
Cullman’s Municipal Election will take place Aug. 26, 2025.
