Community Leader.
Fiscal Conservative.
Proven Problem Solver.

Bobby Burch is the leader we need.

"I believe the City of Moulton is on the cusp of a great opportunity—we have the chance to grow into the vibrant, charming town we all know it can be, without ever losing that small-town feel that makes us special. We need to give folks in neighboring counties a reason to come here and spend their tax dollars—because let’s be honest, we’re already doing that in their communities. Towns like Athens, Madison, Tuscumbia, and Cullman have shown what’s possible. There’s no reason Moulton can’t be that place people want to visit on a Friday or Saturday night."

- Bobby Burch

Meet Bobby:

Bobby Burch has proudly served the people of Lawrence County as District 4 Commissioner since 2010, bringing decades of experience in public service, small business, and community leadership to the role. A lifelong resident of Moulton, Bobby has dedicated his career to fostering sustainable growth, revitalizing the local economy, and improving the quality of life for all residents.

During his tenure on the Commission, Bobby has guided Lawrence County through significant challenges—including the aftermath of a devastating EF5 tornado and the sudden closure of International Paper, the county’s largest employer. Thanks to his strong leadership, the county not only weathered these crises but emerged stronger, with clean audits, an “A” credit rating from Standard & Poor’s, and balanced budgets that preserved essential services.

Bobby is a champion of creative, community-driven solutions. He worked with the Lawrence County Board of Education to convert the shuttered Speake School lunchroom into a regional food commissary, creating 45 jobs and providing meals for seniors in 16 counties. He also played an integral role is starting “Christmas on the Square,” a now-beloved tradition that brings families together while the goodwill and pride that it brings to our hometown adds to our quality of life and it gives Moulton a "Hallmark Movie" atmosphere.

In recognition of his effective governance and forward-thinking initiatives, Lawrence County was named “Most Distinguished County Government in Alabama” in both 2015 and 2020.

In addition to his public service, Bobby is the founder of The Burch Agency, an independent insurance firm he has operated since 1993. He is also the current President of the Rotary Club of Lawrence County, where he leads projects like “Taste of Our Town" and all proceeds go to local charities, groups, and causes.

Deeply rooted in faith and family, Bobby is a lifetime member and deacon at Moulton Church of Christ. He has been married to his wife, Tonya, for 33 years. Together, they have two children: Dr. Coleman R. Burch, MD, and Dr. Brylee R. Burch.

With a heart for service and a head for solutions, Bobby Burch continues to work every day to move Moulton and Lawrence County forward—responsibly, compassionately, and effectively.

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Bobby Burch's Vision for Moulton:

Rooted in Service. Focused on Results. Committed to Community.

For over a decade, Bobby Burch has led with heart, guided by a deep desire to see Moulton reach its full potential. Having a decades worth of experience makes Bobby the most qualified person for this job and his experience will lead to grants and and additional funding for projects across Moulton. As Bobby seeks to continue serving the people of Moulton, his platform is grounded in common-sense priorities, a collaborative spirit, and a proven ability to get things done.

Fixing What’s Broken: Infrastructure and Utilities
Bobby knows that reliable water, updated utilities, and dependable infrastructure aren't luxuries—they’re essentials. He’s committed to:

Addressing long-standing utility frustrations, especially with the water system.
Using his unmatched network of state leaders, legislators, and grant agencies to bring critical infrastructure dollars to Moulton.
Implementing smart, sustainable improvements that serve both today’s needs and tomorrow’s growth.

Putting Community First: Access, Fairness, and Local Use

Bobby believes that recreation investments should reflect a long-term vision and benefit the entire community—not just a select few. That’s why he will advocate for a Comprehensive Grand Master Plan for parks and recreation, focused on improving existing infrastructure, guiding future projects, and planning for responsible expansion.

Establish fair access and a structured scheduling system for all athletic facilities, including practice fields—ensuring local teams have opportunities while prioritizing travel ball tournaments that benefit the city’s economy.
Support the addition of pickleball courts, reflecting growing interest and demand for this popular activity.
Modernize the city’s splash pad, exploring options for a full upgrade, relocation, or even developing a new waterpark to better serve local families.

Creating a Place People Want to Be

Moulton has the charm, the potential, and the heart to grow into a regional destination. Bobby believes in:

Supporting and expanding beloved events like Christmas on the Square and the Strawberry Festival.
Creating a vibrant “Entertainment Zone” around the town square, with string lights, food trucks, music, local vendors, and family-friendly experiences.
Attracting small businesses that fit Moulton’s personality—without compromising the community’s values.

Guided by Heart, Grounded in Service

Bobby doesn’t just hold office—he shows up, listens, and works. His deep ties across Lawrence County and Alabama make him one of the most connected leaders in local government. But more than that, his drive comes from a sincere desire to serve—not to be seen, but to make a difference.

That’s the kind of leadership Moulton deserves.

Community Leader. Fiscal Conservative. Proven Problem Solver.