Councilman Jeremy Moss is proud to be a lifelong resident of Southfield, Michigan.
He attended Michigan State University, where he graduated with High Honors in Journalism and Political Science. Jeremy is an alum and past president of the university's chapter of the national co-ed honor fraternity.
As a Spartan, Jeremy studied in South Africa, learning the political and social history of a nation making the transition from apartheid toward democracy. While there, he was part of a pioneer group of students who established Vumundzuku Bya-Vana Children's Center in the township of Zonkizizwe to assist at-risk children orphaned by HIV/AIDS.
More locally, Jeremy has been actively involved in Southfield government since he was old enough to vote. He worked in the offices of Mayor Brenda Lawrence and former State Representative Paul Condino, gaining a breadth of knowledge of public policy and its effect on Southfield.
Currently, Jeremy works on behalf of the citizens of Southfield as the District Director for State Representative Rudy Hobbs. Through this role, Jeremy helps provide answers to Southfield residents for their day-to-day needs from state government.
Jeremy has deep roots in Southfield, with his parents living in the city for over three decades. Both sets of his grandparents were also longtime Southfield residents.
Elected to the Southfield City Council in 2011, he is currently serving a four-year term.