Troy University’s Board of Trustees has honored State Sen. Jimmy Holley (R-Elba), who is retiring later this year.
Holley, who retires from the Alabama Senate in November with nearly a half-century of service in the Legislature, has represented Pike, Covington, Coffee and Dale counties in the Senate for six terms and served from 1974 – 1994 in the State House of Representatives.
In addition to his Legislative service, Holley served Troy University as an administrator from 1984 until 2007, retiring as Director of the Regional Inservice Center and as Assistant to the Vice Chancellor, as well as prior service as Director of the Center for Developmental Education.
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