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Michael Brown, born on June 23, 1955, in Saint Augustine, Florida, is a
distinguished individual with a strong commitment to public service and
community development. With an extensive background in law enforcement,
government, and advocacy, Michael has dedicated his life to making a positive
impact on society.
 

After graduating from Louis D. Brandeis High School in New York City as part
of the Class of 1973, Michael pursued higher education at Springfield College,
where he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services. Deeply
committed to serving his country, Michael served in the U.S. Army and received
an honorable discharge for his exemplary service.
 

Michael's passion for law enforcement led him to complete 388 hours of
specialized training in this field, equipping him with the skills and knowledge
necessary to contribute effectively to public safety. His dedication to his community
led him to serve three consecutive four-year terms as a City Councilman At-Large,
representing the City of Wilmington.
 

During his tenure on the City Council, Mike assumed vital roles, including being Chairperson of the Public Safety Committee, where he demonstrated his commitment to ensuring the well-being of his fellow citizens. Additionally, he served as a member of the Finance Committee, Economic Development Committee, Public Works Committee, License and Inspection Committee, and the Youth and Family Committee, allowing him to comprehensively tackle various aspects of community development.
 

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