Ms. Saulette Davis started serving as President in 2017.

Service Officer Assignment:

     TBD

Erica is an Environmental Health Specialist with the Department of Health and Wellness. Her main job is in mosquito control throughout Louisville.  When not in mosquito control season she conducts health inspections in a variety of areas including pools, hotels, and restaurants. She has been an active AFSCME member for almost 10 years, a steward for 6 years, and has really enjoyed serving as Treasurer for the last 5 years. She is married, has an 13 year old son, and 2 dogs.

Service Officer Assignment:

     Public Health and Wellness

Caitlin is an Information Systems Specialist with the Department of Health and Wellness. She provides IT support and graphic design/marketing design assistance. She has been an active AFSCME member since 2013 and became a steward in February 2016. She was appointed as Recording Secretary to the Executive Board in 2016 and elected to Treasurer in February 2018.  She is mother of a five year old Abby and has 2 dogs.  She looks forward to serving alongside her fellow members.

Service Officer Assignment:

      Health

Regina is a Compliance Officer with Air Pollution Control District. Her expertise is within the Asbestos Program where she has been conducting asbestos inspection for twenty five years. She writes and review all asbestos permits. Regina has been an active AFSCME member for twenty six years. She started as a union steward six months before Air Pollution Control underwent re-organization and she helped fight for the members to maintain their jobs. She believes that when working people join together, powerful things happen. Regina is married with two children. She enjoys interior design as well as taking old homes apart and putting them back together. She is the Church Clerk at Seven Angels Church of Truth, they call her The General for getting things done. Regina stated that we all have to remember that a group is only as powerful as its members. Previously she served as Vice President for the Executive Board and she is now enjoying her new position as Master Contract Representative and serving AFSCME the working people.

Service Officer Assignment:

     Youth Detention

Nate is our Parks and Recreation Contract Rep. He has been with Metro since 2002 and a steward since 2004. He got involved with union to help make a difference and has remained active because he enjoys the fellowship. He states, "It is not about one person but the entire membership that makes a union special."

Service Officer Assignment:

     Parks, Recreation, Golf

Adam Campbell is our Zoo Contract Rep. He has been at the Zoo since 2010 and with AFSCME since 2013. He started with the union as a steward and quickly moved into the role of Chief Steward Officer. Adam currently works in the Horticulture department at the Zoo but he started out as an elephant trainer. And he says that HE LOVES HIS JOB! Adam is married to his wonderful wife Abbey and he also has an awesome baby boy named Hunter. He is the owner of two dogs, Penny and Tater Tot. He looks forward to working with every single one of you.

Service Officer Assignment:

     Zoo

Service Officer Assignment:

     Department of Information Technology

Eugene Thomas works in the Youth Detention Center.

Service Officer Assignment:

      Youth Detention

Tom is a corporate tax auditor at the Revenue Commission, a volunteer for a number of civic organizations, and a member of the Louisville Friends Meeting. Married to a retired teacher, their local family includes their daughter, son-in-law, two granddaughters, nieces, nephews-in-law, and great-nieces. His father and father-in-law were lifelong union members and veterans. Like them, Tom served his hitch too.

Dave started with Council 962 in May of 2014 as an Organizer and a Staff Representative. He represents workers in several locals including 2629 to create and sustain a strong member led union. Starting his union experience as a rank in file worker, he held many positions as a member of SEIU including serving as a steward, chief steward, committee chair and member organizing committee chair of the "Contract Action Team." As an activist Dave has worn many hats and has worked on almost every level from local to international representing and organizing workers. He has had the opportunity to negotiate contracts all over the country and the honor to empower a wide range of private and public sector workers and working families. He believes that it is only when we begin to organize ourselves that we can organize our work places. Dave is a self proclaimed book with many chapters and interests who hails from Michigan, where his familly still resides.