
MEET NINA
For more than twenty years, Nina Taylor has served District 60 — in emergencies, in classrooms, and in the community. Now she’s answering a new call: to bring accountability, urgency, and heart to Montgomery.
I’m Captain Nina Taylor — a lifelong resident of District 60, firefighter, educator, and neighbor who shows up.
I didn’t come from privilege or politics. I came from a working family that believes when something’s broken, you fix it and when someone needs help, you show up.
I became a firefighter in 2003, earned my Paramedic Certification from UAB School of Medicine in 2006, and worked my way through the ranks to become Fire Captain. While serving as a Fire Lieutenant, I also taught at Midfield High School, mentoring students while continuing to protect lives on and off duty.
I raised my son in District 60. I bought my home here. My parents and most of my family still live here. When tornadoes tore through, I worked the storms on and off duty.
When COVID hit, I stayed on the front lines. Service has never been something I clock in and out of, it’s who I am!!!


JOURNEY TO SERVICE
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1992: Graduate, Ensley High School
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2003: Joined the Fire Service
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2006: Paramedic Certification, UAB School of Medicine
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2008 - 2018: Promoted Through the Ranks
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2011: Worked Major Tornadoes in District 60
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2020: Frontline During COVID-19
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Ongoing: Educator & Community Builder
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Today: Candidate for Alabama House District 60


