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Al Ayme
2nd Taxing District Commissioner Al Ayme has a degree in Finance, graduated in 1971. Finance major and Financial Analysis. Graduated from the National Center on Housing Management, Wash. DC as Certified Housing Specialist in 1994 and Certified Property Manager in 1996. In 1998, Al Ayme completed two years of post-graduate studies in computer programming through the American Council on Education. Throughout a career in the stock brokerage industry spanning 25 years and the public sector since 1993, Al Ayme held industry positions with full service Wall Street, NYC financial institutions and public service positions in New York City and Connecticut, Commissioner of the 2nd Taxing District, city of Norwalk from 2001 through 2004. Re-elected Commissioner of the 2nd Taxing District, city of Norwalk in 2005 through present (overview of operations and policy implementation of the South Norwalk Electric and South Norwalk Water companies) Former Commissioner of Fair Rent, city of Norwalk, CT. (1993 - 1998) Former Chairman of the Fair Housing Commission, city of Norwalk, CT. (1998 - 2001) In 1989, Al Ayme was named one of two company-wide liquidators by the Supreme Court, state of New York in order to facilitate the transfer and acquisition of Thomson McKinnon Securities' capital assets to Prudential Securities, Inc.) In 2000, Al Ayme, as chairman of the Fair Housing Commission for the city of Norwalk and upon testimony before the Superior Court in New Haven, CT, was instrumental in the restoration of civil rights to the public at large as stipulated by prior order issued by the U.S. District Court in a Consent Decree [NAACP v. city of Norwalk - 1986] in matters of Fair Housing as applicable to the city of Norwalk, CT. Compliance and changes were implemented during the legislative cycles 2001 through 2005. Wife, Alice Ayme, married 29 years. Two sons, Alfred and Stephen. Phone: (203) 838-2587 Email: Email: Send Message |
