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About Commissioner Seagle
A Licensed Counselor, Army officer, business owner, college administrator and teacher, and community volunteer, Keith Seagle brings a wide range of experience to the Dothan City Commission.
The son of World War Two veterans Tom and Dot Seagle, Keith lived in Hawaii, Alaska, Germany and several states before settling in Dothan. Moving among diverse communities, Keith learned to appreciate different points of view and make friends quickly. He also learned self-reliance and a healthy appreciation for what prayer, confidence and hard work can accomplish.
Graduating from the University of South Alabama as a Distinguished Military Graduate, Keith was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the US Army and served on active duty both stateside and overseas. In 1989, Keith left active duty and moved to Dothan where he earned a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology at Troy's Dothan Campus and went to work as a Therapist and Assessment Specialist for the Wiregrass Mental Health Board (SpectraCare). He soon became a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Supervising Counselor. Keith currently serves as the Director of Counseling and Career Services for the Dothan campus of Troy University.
Keith’s hobbies include jogging, old pickup trucks, and enjoying the lake when possible. He has been active in our community for many years having served on the Dothan Beautification Board, as Chairman of the Dothan-Houston Co. Substance Abuse Partnership Advisory Board, and as a youth sports coach. He is the immediate past president of the local chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) and has spoken at numerous conferences at local, state and regional level on subjects such as leadership and values. In 2000, the Troy State University Dothan Alumni Association selected Keith as their Alumni of the Year.
Keith has two grown children and three grandchildren. He is proud to call Dothan home and never bashful about promoting our great city.
Commissioner Seagle was elected to a four year term that began October 1st 2007. He believes in serving the people and being a good steward of their money. He actively seeks feedback and input and looks forward to hearing your comments and concerns.
Contact Information:
Phone: (334) 615-3111
Email: district6@dothan.org
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