Mountain Brook City Council

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The Mountain Brook City Council is the legislative body for the city of Mountain Brook, which was incorporated in 1942. The five-member council is elected to four-year terms and serves without compensation. The council is responsible for the adoption and revision of city ordinances, the appointment of city board and commission members, and the approval of the budget submitted by the Mayor. The policies and budget adopted by the Mayor and Council are implemented by a full-time City Manager. The council meets on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at Mountain Brook City Hall.

Beginning in 2004, Mountain Brook began alternating election years. The mayor and places 2 and 4 on the council stood for election that year, with places 1, 3 and 5 standing for election in 2006.

[edit] Councils

[edit] 1942-1944

• W. B. McArthur
• Charles Debardeleben
• Alex Gibson, Jr
• John Hall
• William McWane

[edit] 1944-1948

[edit] 1948-1952

[edit] 1952-1956

[edit] 1956-1960

[edit] 1960-1964

[edit] 1964-1968

• Harrison Blair
• Bradford Kidd
• David Thurlow
• R. J. Stockham, Jr
• George Watson

[edit] 1968-1972

[edit] 1972-1976

[edit] 1976-1980

[edit] 1980-1984

[edit] 1984-1988

[edit] 1988-1992

[edit] 1992-1996

• Margaret Porter
• Helene Elkus
• William Tynes, Jr
• Robert Doody
• Terry Oden

[edit] 1996-2000

• Place 2: Tom Clark

[edit] 2000-2004

• Place 1: Bob Moody
• Place 2: Tom Clark

[edit] 2004 Mountain Brook municipal election

• Place 2: Tom Clark
• Place 4: Virginia Smith

[edit] 2006 Mountain Brook municipal election

• Place 1: Bob Moody
• Place 3: Billy Pritchard
• Place 5: Jesse Vogtle, President Pro Tempore

[edit] 2008 Mountain Brook municipal election

• Place 2: Jack Carl
• Place 4: Virginia Smith, President

[edit] 2010 Mountain Brook municipal election

• Place 1: Amy Carter
• Place 3: Billy Pritchard
• Place 5: Jesse Vogtle

[edit] References

• Lyle, Craig, ed. (1992) Guide to Mountain Brook. 50th Anniversary Edition. Mountain Brook: City of Mountain Brook/David Smith
• Thornton, William (July 21, 2010) "Eight candidates qualify for three Mountain Brook council seats." Birmingham News

[edit] External links

• Mountain Brook City Council at mtnbrook.org