Hi there! My name is Tiffany Brice, and I am running for Council member in Springfield as a Non-Partisan candidate. I have had the opportunity to work with municipal politics and politicians prroviding administrative support in various community roles in Roselle, New Jersey. Here in South Carolina, I have volunteered as a Civilian Administrative Officer for the CL-56 Division of the Sea Cadet program where my son was active as a League Cadet when he was 10 and 11 years old. I was the first secretary that served as the Secretary for the Goodland Park Community Complex.
I have been living in Springfield since 2015, both in the county and now in town. I deeply value the sense of community and have instilled this in my children as well. In terms of my current profession, I have multiple roles as I been working as an independent client support professional contractor since 2012. One of my specializations are technical support. I am also an authrized free phone filed agents and Authorized prepaid cell phone dealer.
A fun fact about me is that I enjoy painting in group settings so much that I started my own business doing it. I love hosting events that uplift and inspire others, starting from small groups at my church and growing to hosting campus events with 100-125 students has been a huge accomplishment for me.
As a mother of five and a grandmother of two, family and community are important aspects of my life. I understand that serving in my community and teaching my children to do the same contributes to their future and the of other generations to come.
In Springfield, I have become known for the following:
giving out the free phones, hosting the voters registration drive prior to last election, hosting Community Watch Group meeting that which introduced the town and county police authorities when it was said that there was none. I hosted meetings that shared awareness on topics from protecting your home, know SLEDS role in our community to eating healthy virtual presentations with Clemson.
Early this year, I initiated the Quest for Greatness project which highlighted African Americans that have contributed to community and have been identified as pioneers by fellow community members.
I hosted an intro read and paint event to encourage literacy and creativity (with more to come).
Or just being a good neighbor.
Upcoming, I am partnering with my company Nu Journey and Company, Premier Martial Arts, The OC Book Mobile and other sources to bring a Saturday afternoon activity that would benefit our kids to the community.
These points and views that I am strong on as it relates to Springfields future:
Accessibility and inclusivity in especially public meetings is essential in thriving communities. A closed door does not provide service to the community.
I believe in promoting inclusivity and diverse representation in decision-making processes.
Collaborating with organizations to build our community while addressing food deserts and lack of resources is essential.
With Springfields strong econonic history being one having been the second largest mercantile town in the county creating opportunities that contribute to the sustainability of our community. I am excited about the upcoming election and the positive impact we can make together as a community. Thank you for your support!
Hi there! My name is Tiffany Brice, and I am running for Council member in Springfield as a Non-Partisan candidate. I have had the opportunity to work with municipal politics and politicians prroviding administrative support in various community roles in Roselle, New Jersey. Here in South Carolina, I have volunteered as a Civilian Administrative Officer for the CL-56 Division of the Sea Cadet program where my son was active as a League Cadet when he was 10 and 11 years old. I was the first secretary that served as the Secretary for the Goodland Park Community Complex.
I have been living in Springfield since 2015, both in the county and now in town. I deeply value the sense of community and have instilled this in my children as well. In terms of my current profession, I have multiple roles as I been working as an independent client support professional contractor since 2012. One of my specializations are technical support. I am also an authrized free phone filed agents and Authorized prepaid cell phone dealer.
A fun fact about me is that I enjoy painting in group settings so much that I started my own business doing it. I love hosting events that uplift and inspire others, starting from small groups at my church and growing to hosting campus events with 100-125 students has been a huge accomplishment for me.
As a mother of five and a grandmother of two, family and community are important aspects of my life. I understand that serving in my community and teaching my children to do the same contributes to their future and the of other generations to come.
In Springfield, I have become known for the following:
giving out the free phones, hosting the voters registration drive prior to last election, hosting Community Watch Group meeting that which introduced the town and county police authorities when it was said that there was none. I hosted meetings that shared awareness on topics from protecting your home, know SLEDS role in our community to eating healthy virtual presentations with Clemson.
Early this year, I initiated the Quest for Greatness project which highlighted African Americans that have contributed to community and have been identified as pioneers by fellow community members.
I hosted an intro read and paint event to encourage literacy and creativity (with more to come).
Or just being a good neighbor.
Upcoming, I am partnering with my company Nu Journey and Company, Premier Martial Arts, The OC Book Mobile and other sources to bring a Saturday afternoon activity that would benefit our kids to the community.
These points and views that I am strong on as it relates to Springfields future:
Accessibility and inclusivity in especially public meetings is essential in thriving communities. A closed door does not provide service to the community.
I believe in promoting inclusivity and diverse representation in decision-making processes.
Collaborating with organizations to build our community while addressing food deserts and lack of resources is essential.
With Springfields strong econonic history being one having been the second largest mercantile town in the county creating opportunities that contribute to the sustainability of our community. I am excited about the upcoming election and the positive impact we can make together as a community. Thank you for your support!