Issues

Selma’s Legacy. Our Responsibility. A Nation’s Call.

Selma, Alabama, holds a sacred place in the history of civil rights—not only as the site of the historic Selma to Montgomery marches but also as a continuing beacon for justice, equality, and democratic progress. The spirit of advocacy that once crossed the Edmund Pettus Bridge still fuels our mission today.

Building Back Stronger for Selma’s Future

Selma has always been a resilient city—one that rises in the face of adversity. In recent years, natural disasters such as tornadoes and severe weather events have left significant impacts on our infrastructure, homes, businesses, and the lives of countless residents. These events have tested our community's strength and our city’s ability to respond swiftly and effectively.

Investing in Selma. Empowering Our Future.

Selma stands at a pivotal crossroads—a city rich in history, culture, and potential, yet burdened by economic hardship and aging infrastructure. As we move forward, strong, intentional leadership is needed to create jobs, support local businesses, and revitalize the systems that make daily life in Selma sustainable and dignified for every resident.

Essential Services. Healthier Communities. A Stronger Selma.

Reliable public services are not luxuries—they are necessities. In Selma, the effectiveness of waste management, sanitation, water, and utility services directly affects the daily health, safety, and dignity of every resident. When these systems fall short, our entire community suffers.

Kennard Randolph is committed to ensuring that every household and business in Selma has access to clean, dependable, and efficient public services—because public health and community well-being must always come first.

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