HOMEWOOD, ALABAMA
The City of Homewood recently appointed Bo Seagrist as the city clerk.
Bo has a passion for making everyone feel welcome and taken care of when they visit the city clerk's office. His journey to this position has been marked by consistent dedication to public service.
He began his governmental career working in an administrative role for Vestavia Hills. He was there for 13 years before coming to Homewood in 2018 as a revenue officer. This position primarily deals with auditing business licenses. Bo always aimed to get businesses back on track and ensure fees are paid properly. It's not just about crunching numbers for him, he tried to use his role as a learning platform for new business owners. His goal was simple: help them avoid common pitfalls. By sharing his insights and experiences, he offered practical advice that saved new entrepreneurs from future headaches.
Now in his new position as city clerk, he says that he wants to provide a healthy environment where people feel safe to come into his office and he will do all he can to try to meet their needs.
"We're going to treat them right," he said. "If they walked in feeling bad, they're going to walk out being happy because they met somebody that cares."
The city clerk is vital in local government, keeping things running smoothly behind the scenes. They're the go-to for public records, ensuring that everything from meeting minutes to resolutions is on file and easy to access. Need a permit or a business license? They're the ones you turn to. When election season rolls around, the city clerk steps up to make sure voting is fair and transparent. This includes the upcoming Special Election, Sept. 24. They also make sure city meetings are open and that agendas and minutes are ready for anyone who wants to stay informed.
L-R Julie Hambley, Bo Seagrist, Ava Middlebrooks, Aimee Camper
The city clerk's office faces complex issues every day, yet Bo breaks it down for everyone to understand.
"I'm a simple person. I love people and I treat them with kindness and respect. God has been good to me and made a way for me. But I'm not here on my own. The only reason that I'm successful is because there are people around me that love me and take care of me. I'm here because of the grace and mercy of God, and I try to give people the same."
If you need to connect with the city clerks office, you can find more info HERE.
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