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Felipe Kirksey introduces himself as Dothan District 2 commissioner, pledges four-year service

City of Dothan Commission · November 25, 2025
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Summary

Felipe Kirksey, identifying himself as the District 2 City Commissioner for the City of Dothan, described his background, named family members and pledged to serve a four-year term to improve residents' quality of life.

Felipe Kirksey introduced himself as the District 2 City Commissioner for the City of Dothan and pledged to "fight diligently" for residents during a four-year term. "I will fight diligently for you for 4 years and hopefully improve your overall quality of life," he said.

Kirksey said he grew up in Henry County and attended Headland High School. He named his wife, Sadie Kirksey, and said the family includes four children; he named Jordan, Macy and Elijah Carter. The transcript contains unclear phrasing about the children’s order, which the speaker did not clarify.

Kirksey said he and his family decided after "much prayer" that he could serve residents of District 2 and the wider City of Dothan, citing experience and talents he said would help improve quality of life. He thanked residents for their time and votes and asked for continued support during his term.

The remarks were brief and introductory; no formal actions or agenda items were discussed during this segment.