(she/her) Billie Davis is a dedicated community leader, educator, and advocate with a longstanding commitment to strengthening families, empowering individuals, and serving the Casa Grande community. A resident of Casa Grande for more than 40 years, she brings extensive experience in education, behavioral health, nonprofit leadership, and civic engagement. Billie earned her Bachelor's degree in Sociological Studies from Northern Arizona University and her Master's degree in Counseling from Grand Canyon University. Her professional background includes serving as a Clinical Therapist specializing in addiction and trauma, Executive Director of OneMore Step Coalition, and currently as a District School Counselor. Her community leadership includes serving as President of the Pinal County Branch of the NAACP, membership on the Casa Grande Arts and Culture Commission, and service on the board of the Community Action Human Resources Agency (CAHRA). Billie was honored as Woman of the Year by the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) in recognition of her leadership and community service. Elected to the Casa Grande City Council in 2026, Billie remains committed to responsible leadership, strong families, and preserving the community's character while preparing for its future.