Mr. Stewart was born in Anniston, Alabama. His family moved to Scottsboro when he was six weeks old. He graduated from Scottsboro High School and attended Northeast Community College where he earned an Associate’s Degree in Science.
He formally worked for Walmart serving in management from 1993-2006. He then came back home to manage Big C Drugs in Scottsboro from 2006-2019. Mr. Stewart is currently employed by Cardinal Health as a Pharmacy Solutions Consultant.
Mr. Stewart has worked with the youth in several different areas. He served as a leader with the Junior Achievement Program and Assistant Wrestling Coach. Patrick served as President of both Kiwanis & Jackson County Homeless Ministry, Chairman of the Commercial Development Authority Board, Chairman of the Deacons at Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Vice Chairman of the Mountain Lakes Chamber of Commerce, and Executive Board Member for the Jackson County Historical Association.
Mr. Stewart was first elected in 2012 for Place 2 on the Scottsboro City Council. He has been elected by his fellow council members to serve as Council President 6 of the 8 years on the council. While serving on the council, he has also served on various committees within the city in an effort to learn more about the concerns facing the city and how to best address those concerns.
Mr. Stewart is married to the former Lauren Warr. She is employed by the Scottsboro City Board of Education in Special Education. They have five children, Ava age 15, Chloe age 14, Ethan age 14, Mason age 8, and Audrey Claire age 2. The Stewart family is an active member of Scottsboro Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Being committed to the growth of Scottsboro, he believes our city has tremendous opportunity for growth, with quite a few exciting things on the horizon. He believes the city council’s involvement in development is the key to capitalizing on growth and progress.
Mr. Stewart will honor his commitment to the citizens of Scottsboro by acting in a manner that benefits the City of Scottsboro as a community. He will work diligently toward cooperation and communication among other elected officials, as well as city and county leaders.
