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'''Phil Sims''' (born [[December 28]], [[1958]] in [[Pinson]]) is a businessman who ran for [[Mayor of Pinson]] in the original [[2004]] election, losing in a runoff election. He ran again for mayor in [[2012 Jefferson County municipal elections|2012]]. | '''Phil Sims''' (born [[December 28]], [[1958]] in [[Pinson]]) is a businessman who ran for [[Mayor of Pinson]] in the original [[2004]] election, losing in a runoff election. He ran again for mayor in [[2012 Jefferson County municipal elections|2012]]. | ||
Revision as of 06:41, 19 June 2012
Phil Sims (born December 28, 1958 in Pinson) is a businessman who ran for Mayor of Pinson in the original 2004 election, losing in a runoff election. He ran again for mayor in 2012.
Sims graduated from Pinson Valley High School, Troy University and Texas A & M. Sims has previously served as the executive director of the Clay-Pinson Chamber of Commerce, and on the Jefferson County Planning and Zoning Commission and Jefferson County Emergency Management Citizen’s Advisory Board. As director of the Chamber of Commerce, Sims helped plan the Alabama Butterbean Festival, and was instrumental in breaking the Guinness Book of World Records record for the largest pot of butterbeans in 2010.
References
- "Sanders beats Sims for full-term mayor's post." (September 15, 2004) The Birmingham News
- Lloyd, Gary (June 18, 2012) "Phil Sims to run for Pinson mayor." Trussville Tribune