In a recent Anniston City Council meeting, the results of the local elections were announced, revealing significant outcomes for various positions, including mayoral and city council seats, as well as the Anniston Board of Education.

Sierra Smith emerged as a strong contender for mayor, securing a total of 1,000 votes across multiple wards, while Kevin Cheatwood received 200 votes. This election marks a pivotal moment for Anniston, as Smith's leadership could bring fresh perspectives to the city's governance.

In the city council races, several candidates made notable impressions. In Ward 1, Louis Downing led with 115 votes, while in Ward 2, Erica Tolleson garnered 82 votes. Ward 3 saw no opposition for council positions, and in Ward 4, Julie Moss received an impressive 352 votes, indicating strong community support.

The elections for the Anniston Board of Education also highlighted community engagement, with Trina Chapman, Donald Gilley, and Robert Houston receiving significant votes across various wards. The results reflect a commitment to educational leadership, with a total of 1,000 votes cast for board positions.

These election outcomes signal a shift in Anniston's political landscape, with new leaders poised to address community needs and priorities. As the city moves forward, residents will be watching closely to see how these elected officials implement their visions for Anniston's future.