An Aberdeen for everyone.

VOTE ON NOVEMBER 4TH, 2025

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Meet Dr. Fallon McIver Brewington.

Fallon “Dr. B” Brewington is a servant leader, community builder, and proud Aberdeen resident dedicated to keeping our small-town roots strong while preparing boldly for the future.

With more than 20 years of executive leadership in nonprofit, higher education, and workforce development, Dr. B brings proven experience in governance, collaboration, and results. She serves as CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Carolina, is Vice Chair of the Mid-Carolina Workforce Development Board, and is a Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD®). She also holds a Doctor of Education in Adult and Community College Leadership from NC State University.

Locally, Dr. B serves on the Aberdeen Parks & Recreation Advisory Council and has a long history of community service: Immediate Past Chair of Habitat for Humanity of the Sandhills, board member for Friend to Friend and Moore Montessori Community School, and past leadership roles with the Sunrise Theater, the Junior League of Moore County (Past President), and Moore Young Professionals (Past President).

Her vision for Aberdeen is rooted in service, transparency, and accountability. She is committed to managing growth responsibly, preserving parks and historic spaces, supporting families and businesses, and ensuring all residents have a voice in shaping the town’s future.

For Dr. B, leadership isn’t about politics — it’s about people. It’s about showing up, doing the work, and leaving the community stronger than she found it.

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An Aberdeen to believe in.

  • Aberdeen is growing, and we need to manage that growth responsibly. My platform is about protecting our small-town character while welcoming opportunities that benefit residents. I will support development that respects our history, preserves green spaces, and balances progress with preservation.

  • I believe a strong Aberdeen is one where families can thrive and businesses can grow. I will advocate for policies that strengthen local businesses, create opportunities for young people, and ensure working families have the resources they need to succeed.

  • Every resident deserves to feel safe in their home and community. I will work with law enforcement, first responders, and community organizations to keep neighborhoods safe, while also investing in recreation, housing, and programs that strengthen the fabric of our town.

  • I am committed to leading with integrity, listening to residents, and being open about how decisions are made. I will communicate clearly with the community, keep residents informed, and always put people over politics.

  • Aberdeen’s rural roots are part of its identity. I will work to protect farmland, green space, and recreational areas so future generations inherit not only a thriving town, but one that still feels like home.