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Ayden Town Commission Ward 4
Voters Choose One of Three Candidates
Johnny Davis
Your current job and title:
Retired
Your highest level of education:
Bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical Education
If you're elected or re-elected, what will be your top priority? Why?
My top priority is the high cost of utilities.
If you're elected or re-elected, how will you involve your constituents in the process of making decisions?
Why should voters choose you for the position you're running for?
I am the best person for the job. having served eight years as Ayden Commissioner.
Which three things about you do you most want voters to know?
I received The Order of THE Long Leaf Pine in 2010, Ayden Citizen of THE YEAR in 2013 and the Ayden Legend Award in 2024.
Is there anything else that you want to tell voters?
The citizens know me, and I will do what is best for them.
Kimberly Joyner
Your current job and title:
Rehebooth Transportation (non-medical driver)
Your highest level of education:
I attended North Carolina Central University 2005-2009. I studied Family and Consumer Science with a concentration in Child Development and Family Relations.
If you're elected, what will be your top priority? Why?
Being transparent and hosting a Second Saturday forum offering various workshops that can support the residents of Ayden. I want to stay engaged with the residents on a consistent basis, giving stability and visibility.
If you're elected, how will you involve your constituents in the process of making decisions?
With the support of local business, I will host a monthly Saturday that will give the
residents the opportunity to voice their opinions and concerns and offer supportive workshops.Why should voters choose you for the position you're running for?
I was born and raised in Ayden, I am dedicated to giving the residents the opportunity to have an eye level to how this town is governed, and I also believe, as Margaret Wheatly states, "There is no power for change greater than a community discovering what it cares about."
Which three things about you do you most want voters to know?
The wholesome traditions of Ayden, Innovation bringing new ideas and solutions, and strong community engagement.
Is there anything else you want to tell voters?
Kimberly Joyner is here for "Promoting a fresh wave of economic growth that blends tradition with innovation to enhance community well-being and meet the needs of our residents.”
Josh Richardson
Your current job and title:
Chief Operating Officer at Carolina Caliber Company
Your highest level of education:
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health & Safety
If you're elected or re-elected, what will be your top priority? Why?
My top priority is to remove the apparent disconnect between the citizens and Town of Ayden staff.
Citizens currently feel as though town staff are not a part of the Ayden community, nor do they have the best interest of the community at heart.
If you're elected or re-elected, how will you involve your constituents in the process of
making decisions?Utilizing email and social media, I will strive to be transparent, offering explanations, sharing personal opinions, and requesting citizen input regarding all issues. I will make myself available to citizens in person and via telephone.
Why should voters choose you for the position you're running for?
Throughout the last several years I feel that I have exhibited dedication, diligence and tenacity it takes to be a true voice for the citizens of Ayden. I won’t back down when it comes to standing up for right and wrong.
Which three things about you do you most want voters to know?
1. For the previous 15 years I managed my family’s business, helping to grow it
exponentially. Today, Carolina Caliber Company is largely considered throughout the industry as one of the nation’s top independently owned outdoor sporting retailers.2. While studying Environmental Health & Safety at East Carolina, I interned/worked with the Pitt County Planning Department.
3. I have always strived to stay active within the community. This includes over 15 years of service with Ayden Fire and Rescue. In 2010, I was honored to be awarded Firefighter of Year.
Is there anything else you want to tell voters?
I am from Ayden. I am for Ayden. I love Ayden. I listen to advice and opinions from experts, though I am an independent thinker. I do my own research and gather
facts from all sides, prior to making an informed decision. I vow to be a voice for the Ayden community, while fighting against the cronyism, nepotism, rascalism and corruption of days past.
