Scott Davis Joins the Rotary Club Noontime

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Scott A Davis was inducted into the Rotary Club of Marco Island Noontime as our newest member on March 2nd.  Scott is a retired Police Captain/Administrative Commander hailing from New Jersey where he worked diligently to improve policing during his 25 years of service. He implemented a 10-year crime reduction strategy while increasing Community Policing outreach. He believes an organization can only be as effective as its relationship with the community. Scott was an academy instructor and school liaison. He is passionate about public safety and especially children and loves working with kids in school and educating them about the ramifications of how what they do today will affect the rest of their lives. 

A man of many talents, Scott graduated from Fairleigh Dickinson University and holds a bachelor’s degree of Arts and master’s degree in administrative sciences along with numerous financial, law enforcement, and security certifications and licenses. An advocate of lifelong learning, he enjoyed helping people again, but this time in financial planning with Lincoln Financial Advisors. Scott recently achieved his master’s degree in Homeland Security and Public Administration. In 2020 he launched his Security Business with national certification.

After relocating to Marco Island Scott is now President/CEO of Davis Security and Homewatch Solutions with the goal to use his extensive experience and expertise to help people, organizations, and businesses in the community. Scott’s logo, which he lives every day, is “Service First.” He truly has a Rotarian’s heart and The Rotary Club of Marco Island Noontime is thrilled to welcome Scott into our family. 

For more information on the Rotary Club of Marco Island Noontime, please contact Linda Sandlin at 239-777-9200 or linda@marcorealtysource.com. 

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