I DID WHAT I SAID I WOULD DO:
I DID WHAT I SAID I WOULD DO:
Taking care of city employees and retirees:
Improving city services:
https://www.wbrc.com/2021/06/15/pelham-leaders-move-forward-with-plans-join-solid-waste-authority/
New City Ambulance Service:
I DID WHAT I SAID I WOULD DO:
New Fire Station 3:
https://www.wbrc.com/2022/11/16/pelham-fire-station-no-3-now-open-new-location/
Police Training:
Noah Galloway, fellow veteran, endorses David Coram for Pelham City Council Place 1. Find out why you should re-elect David on Aug 26, 2025 at Pelham Civic Complex!
Learn more about David Coram .
Pelham City Council Place 1
Vote August 26, 2025 at Pelham Civic Complex
David Coram believes that a critical part of being a Pelham City Council member is interacting with people in the community to find out their main concerns and the issues that are most important to them.
--My main goals when I was elected as a Pelham City Council member was to partner with residents and leaders of local businesses, schools, police and fire services, environmental services, parks and recreation and others to find opportunities and solutions to:
David Coram has achieved all of these goals and there are still many great projects underway that he wants to see completed for our city.
“Many of our elected leaders today are unable to state without a doubt that they have completed what they promised to do. I am not one of those. I HAVE DONE WHAT I SAID I WOULD DO for the citizens of Pelham over the last term. Pelham has a bright future, and I hope you will join me by re-electing me to Place 1 Pelham City Council so I can continue to be your voice in city hall!!"
David Coram has been a citizen of Pelham since 2008 and a dedicated part of the community for over 20 years. David and his wife Erin, along with their two daughters were members of First Baptist Church Pelham for almost 20 years , where David served as a deacon, Sunday school teacher, chairman of the deacons, and personnel committee chairman. In 2022, God called David and his family to a new area of ministry at another local Baptist church in our community, where they are currently serving.
David also serves as the missions coordinator for Hope’s Cry International in Soroti, Uganda, and was a previous district and post chaplain, and trustee for the American Legion Matthew Blount Post 555, as the charter organization representative for BSA Troop 404 Pelham and a unit leader for American Heritage Girls Troop AL1989 Pelham.
While David Coram’s father, a 33 year veteran of the United States Army, was serving in South Korea, David learned about living outside of America, respect for other cultures and how important it is to protect the freedoms we have in the United States.
After graduating from Seoul American High School in Seoul, South Korea in 1995, David proudly served in the United States Air Force for 10 years. In 2006, David earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Phoenix and an Associate of Applied Science in Human Resources Management from the Community College of the Air Force.
“I took the duty of serving my country seriously, and considered it an honor. I feel the same about serving the people of the City of Pelham. I am humbled daily by this honor the citizens have given me."
David Coram is currently a Regional Director of Operations for a local hotel ownership group. As a Regional Director of Operations, David has learned to listen and be a problem solver.
“By honestly listening, you can learn what’s most important to people and apply that knowledge to make changes or solve problems. Serving on the Pelham City Council has allowed me an opportunity to truly hear the concerns and ideas of the community and be their voice in Pelham City Hall, and make real lasting change for my fellow citizens”
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