Cordova City Council 2023

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Ed Earp is a Cordova native, a graduate of Cordova High School (’84), and served in the U.S. Navy active duty from 1984 – 1987. Ed remained in the US Naval Reserves until 2004. Ed began a career with the Alabama Department of Corrections in 1988 and retired from the Dept. of Corrections in 2013. Ed then began a second career with Alabama Power Company in Sept. 2013 and is currently the Generation Security Supervisor for Alabama Power.

Ed was first elected to represent the Cordova City Council in November of 2012. In November 2016, residents reelected Ed to another four-year term, and again reelected Ed in 2020. Ed has served in several leadership roles on the Council, such as Mayor Pro-Tem since elected in 2012.

Ed has been married to Cordova native, Vicki Earp for 35 years. They have one son and one daughter, and three grandchildren. Ed is dedicated to doing his part to make Cordova a better place to live, learn, work and play.

Jane Mitchell has lived in Cordova for 33 years.  Jane has worked for the Walker County Board of Education for 24 years and has bee the bookkeeper for Bankhead Middle School for 15 of those years (Go Blue Devils).  This is Jane's first term on the Cordova City Council.  Jane has been married to Russell Mitchell for 33 years.  They have 2 children and 3 grandchildren.  Jane is proud to see the improvements in Cordova and look forward to all of the exciting things to come.

 Jason Daniel is a lifelong resident of Cordova.  Graduating from Cordova High School in 2006, he also attended Northeast Alabama Community College receiving an Associates Degree in Emergency Medical Services and Technical Rescue. Jason’s full time work is for the City of Cullman and he loves bringing back ideas from Cullman to Cordova. He has been married for 12 years to his wife Jessica, they have two daughters Brooklyn and Annsleigh. 

Looking toward the future, Jason would love to be able to encourage and recruit potential developers to the area. Cordova has tons to offer being located on the Black Warrior River and close proximity to Birmingham. For anything I can help you with please feel free to contact me. My email is jdaniel@cordovaal.org.