Jennifer Fidler
House District 94 RepresentativeStrong Roots. Proven Leadership. Real Results.
Your voice in Montgomery—working every day to protect what we value most in Baldwin County.
Representative Jennifer Fidler Announces Re-Election Bid for Alabama House District 94
“Local Roots. Proven Leadership.”
Silverhill, AL — Alabama State Representative Jennifer Fidler has officially announced her campaign for re-election to House District 94, pledging to continue delivering strong, practical leadership for Baldwin County.
From a heritage family of Baldwin County, Representative Fidler brings more than 25 years of public service experience to the State House. From managing public works as Fairhope’s longtime director to serving on Fairhope’s planning and zoning board, she’s known for her no-nonsense approach and deep commitment to the community.
“I’m a problem solver,” Representative Fidler said. “I’ve spent most my life working in the public service field, making things better for our towns, our families, and our future. I ran for office because I wanted to stand up for our area. I wanted to be an advocate for Baldwin County and represent that voice in Montgomery—and that’s what I’ve done.”
Since being elected in 2022, Representative Fidler has earned a reputation for standing up for her district. Representative Fidler serves on the Agriculture and Forestry Committee, the Public Safety and Homeland Security committee, the Urban and Rural Development Committee, the City and County Government Committee, The Local Legislation Committee, and the Baldwin Delegation. Rep Fidler is on the steering committee for the rural caucus where she also serves as Treasurer. Rep Fidler has recently been named Co-chair of the placemaking subcommittee for the Developing a Roadmap for Rural Communities committee.
She has delivered on key priorities such as:
Accountable to the people: Conducts Town Hall meetings before and after legislative session to inform and listen to constituent concerns. See town hall meeting here. Conducts in session weekly updates for constituents. See legislative session update here.
In 2022, Jennifer Fidler published door hangers, outlining items below and here are a few ways that she delivered:
- Advocate of Clean Water Initiatives: Rep Fidler Sponsored the Faust Living Shorelines Act, supporting legislation that supports Clean Water in Baldwin County
- Advocate of Excellent Education: Sponsoring and supporting legislation that created funding to address classroom burdens. Wire Transfer fee bill
- With Community education funds, Rep Fidler has sponsored civic education learning through the Liberty Learning Foundation. In celebration of the nation’s 250th year of our nation’s birthday, every fourth-grade student will receive a sponsorship to attend our states capital or a visit to the American Village.
- Advocate of Agriculture, Heritage and Culture of our Communities: Sponsored and supported legislation supporting Agriculture statewide and locally. Peanut bill
- Backing Law Enforcement: Sponsored and Supported legislation to recover funding for public safety and law enforcement Wire transfer fee Bill
- Supporting several pieces of legislation that supported election integrity
- Supporting legislation that supports the constitution, bill of rights and states rights;
- Supporting legislation that supports the rights of the unborn
- Supporting legislation regarding health care choices
Fighting Fraud & Protecting Seniors: Partnered with the Better Business Bureau and various agencies to deliver information to residents on fraud prevention and sponsored digital education on scam prevention.
Supported budget transparency, responsible spending tactics for state and local departments; supported tax reductions for the people and businesses. The State of Alabama legislature has given a 2% tax reduction on groceries that meet the SNAP definition of food since 2022.
Representative Fidler has support of Republicans and Democrats, alike because she meets and listens to her constituents.
Her campaign is requesting donations after January 19th. Campaign donations pay for social media posts, professional recordings of town hall meetings, weekly updates during session, Chimp mail subscriptions, caucus travel, campaign administration and other. If you are able to donate you may mail contributions to Friends of Jennifer Fidler, 20103 Bohemian Hall Road, Silverhill Alabama 36576 or online at www.fidlerforhouse.com Thank you for your consideration and keeping our voice strong in Montgomery.
About Representative Jennifer Fidler
Representative Fidler isn’t just from Baldwin County—she’s part of its fabric. She grew up here and built a respected career in public service rooted in hard work, integrity, and resulted in one of the best-known small towns in America.
Before being elected to the State House, she managed personnel, two multimillion departments that included infrastructure, storm recovery, and long-term planning for Fairhope, always keeping community needs at the forefront. She’s a proud supporter of local agriculture and small-town values.
“I am humbled to be able to serve our citizens in this capacity and look forward to working and serving our citizens in the district, in our state and our country over the next several years. I ask for your vote and support as we continue to work.”
“Baldwin County has grown, and we face new challenges—but the values that built Baldwin haven’t changed,” Fidler said. “Faith, family, service, and accountability. That’s what I stand for and will continue to be an advocate of.”
Join the Campaign
To support Jennifer Fidler or learn more about her campaign, visit http://www.fidlerforhouse.com/ or follow the campaign on social media.
Getting Involved
Help us keep Baldwin County strong and represented with common sense leadership.
Too often, politics gets in the way of progress. Many communities feel unheard, forgotten, or left out of the conversation in Montgomery
Jennifer Fidler is not a career politician—she’s a problem-solver.
With more than 25 years of hands-on public service experience, including leading public works in Fairhope and serving on local planning boards, Jennifer brings practical leadership and deep roots in our community.
The Plan
Here’s how we keep Alabama strong—together:
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Stay Informed
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Get Involved
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Support the Campaign
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your values have a voice.

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🚨 FREE Fraud Prevention Seminar!
I’m teaming up with the Alabama Securities Commission and other state and local agencies to help District 94 residents protect themselves and their families from scams, identity theft, and financial fraud.
📅 Thursday, October 29, 2026
🕠 5:30 p.m.
📍 Magnolia Springs Community Hall
14775 Oak Street, Magnolia Springs, AL 36555
Learn how to recognize warning signs, avoid common scams—including those targeting seniors—and know where to turn for help. Presenters will include Nick Vonderau with the Alabama Securities Commission, James Roberson with the South Alabama Regional Planning Commission, the Better Business Bureau, Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office, Kristi Hagood with the District Attorney’s Office and others.
Bring your questions, invite a friend or family member, and join us for this helpful community event!
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HURRICANE UPDATE / OUTAGES
EMC REPORTS:
roughly 52,300 meters out in the storm, but have restored 32,500. We are prioritizing getting circuits back online, which we currently have 14 out. That will restore a large portion of the outages. 400+ linemen and right of way personnel being mobilized today at our basecamp.
FAIRHOPE REPORTS
400 meters out, but most back on.
RIVIERA REPORTS
Meters restored since 9am Friday approximately 21,000
5,000 meters restored since midnight
Less than 5,000 left to restore.
We have an additional 100 contractors working right now.
As we recover from the hurricane, I want our District 94 neighbors and families across Baldwin County to have reliable information about power outages and emergency updates. The apps are a good way to keep updated.
🔌 Baldwin EMC
Download the Baldwin EMC app: iPhone
Android
Check the outage map or report an outage at 251-989-6247.
To enroll in outage texting, text BALDWIN to 85700 from the phone number on your account, then text OUTAGE to report an outage. (apps.apple.com, play.google.com, baldwinemc.com)
🔌 Riviera Utilities
Download the Riviera Utilities app to report outages and receive updates: iPhone | Android.
Check the outage map and status.
Report outages: Foley: 251-943-4999 | Daphne: 251-625-4999. (apps.apple.com, play.google.com, rivierautilities.com)
🔌 Fairhope Utilities
Report outages at 251-928-8003, available 24 hours a day.
Follow Fairhope’s outage and road closure updates. (fairhopeal.gov, fairhopeal.gov)
🔌 Robertsdale Utilities
Report outages at 251-947-8950, Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–4 p.m., or 251-947-2222 after hours. (robertsdale.org)
🔌 Alabama Power
Check the outage map and storm center or report an outage at 1-800-888-2726. (alabamapower.com)
📲 Baldwin County EMA
For county information and emergency notifications, download the Baldwin County AL Commission app: iPhone | Android.
Sign up for Alert Baldwin to receive emergency alerts by text, phone, or email. (apps.apple.com, play.google.com, baldwincountyal.gov)
For official storm and recovery announcements, visit Baldwin County EMA’s storm updates and baldwincountyal.gov. (baldwincountyal.gov)
Please report outages directly to the provider listed on your electric bill, stay away from downed power lines, and call 911 for immediate danger. (baldwinemc.com, alabamapower.com)
Thank you to our utility crews, first responders, and everyone helping their neighbors. Please check on those around you, especially anyone who may need extra assistance—we have always been a community that takes care of one another.
I feel like God sent a hug yesterday as we dodged this bullet, so I’m thankful. It’s time to help neighbors as they need. Stay safe in your clean up.
God bless,
— Representative Jennifer Fidler
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