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Mike Davis, lifelong Noblesville resident, business owner and local leader, has officially announced his intentions to run for a second term on Noblesville Common Council, District 1. Davis was first elected to public office in 2019.
Davis
“I am looking forward to continuing my service on the Noblesville City Council because I truly love Noblesville,” he said. “I’ve been ingrained in Noblesville for my entire life. I want to continue giving back and building on the accomplishments of the last few years. Every day I count my blessings, and I’m thankful to live in one of America’s greatest cities.”
Davis says he plans to continue his focus on Noblesville’s growth through:
- Making public safety the number one priority – in schools, neighborhoods, parks, downtown and throughout the city.
- Building a brighter future by making sound financial decisions, proactive and proper planning and respecting the past while making decisions for a successful city.
- Focusing on roads, parking, and traffic, making sure the current and future infrastructure will support a growing population
Since his time in office, Davis has accomplished these three areas of focus by being fiscally responsible, using his business skills and experience, hardworking values and involving feedback from Noblesville citizens.
Since joining the Council, Davis has been on the following Common Council Committees: Finance, Public Safety, Wastewater, Economic Development, and Building/Land Acquisition.
Community involvement is a strong passion for Davis. Throughout the years, he has been on boards for the Noblesville Elementary Football League, Hamilton County Fifty Club and North Harbor HOA. He is the past President of the Noblesville Redevelopment Authority Board.
Davis married his wife, Bobbi, in 1991. They have three adult children, Karli, Jake, and Hank, all Noblesville Schools graduates. The family has lived in North Harbor for 29 years. He has enjoyed coaching varsity football at Noblesville High School and is a big supporter of the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville, Noblesville Elks Club 576, and the Humane Society for Hamilton County.