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==1924==
==1924==
* [[J. W. Brown]], [[C. W. Shackelford]], Mrs. [[C. A. Fiske]], [[W. F. Luckie Jr]], [[A. C. Carter]]
* [[J. W. Brown]]
* [[C. W. Shackelford]]
* Mrs. [[C. A. Fiske]]
* [[W. F. Luckie Jr]]
* [[A. C. Carter]]


==1925==
==1925==
* [[M. Appleby]], [[W. E. Brown]], [[R. H. Bumgardner]], [[J. C. Fuller]], [[J. E. Harrell]][[J. H. Holmes]], [[J. T. Phillips]], [[F. D. Reynolds]], [[P. Williams]], and [[William Wren]]
* [[M. Appleby]]
* [[W. E. Brown]]
* [[R. H. Bumgardner]]
* [[J. C. Fuller]]
* [[J. E. Harrell]]
* [[J. H. Holmes]]
* [[J. T. Phillips]]
* [[F. D. Reynolds]]
* [[P. Williams]]
* [[William Wren]]


==1985==
==1985==
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==[[2016 Jefferson County municipal elections#Fairfield|2016]]==
==[[2016 Jefferson County municipal elections#Fairfield|2016]]==
**Council President:  [[Eddie Penny]] (1st term)
* Council President:  [[Eddie Penny]] (1st term)
**District 1: [[Frederick Scott]] and [[Barakas Taylor]], runoff
* District 1: [[Frederick Scott]] and [[Barakas Taylor]], runoff
**District 2: [[Rembert Parks|Susan Jo "Rembert" Parks]] (1st term)
* District 2: [[Rembert Parks|Susan Jo "Rembert" Parks]] (1st term)
**District 3: [[Cynthia Turner-McDowell]] (1st term)
* District 3: [[Cynthia Turner-McDowell]] (1st term)
**District 4: [[Paralee Britt]] (2nd term)
* District 4: [[Paralee Britt]] (2nd term)
**District 5: [[Herman Carnes]] (1st term)
* District 5: [[Herman Carnes]] (1st term)
**District 6: [[Willie Hardley]] (7th term)
* District 6: [[Willie Hardley]] (7th term)


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 08:46, 31 August 2016

The Fairfield City Council is the elected legislative body for the City of Fairfield. It consists of six members, each elected to represent a voting district, and a president elected at-large. Fairfield previously operated under a Mayor-Alderman system.

The powers of the Council were reduced under legislation lobbied for by then-mayor Larry Langford beginning in 1988.

In November 2012, Mayor Kenneth Coachman began presiding over City Council meetings, citing state law for cities with less than 12,000 residents, noting that the city had fallen below that threshold in the 2010 census. Council President Darrell Gardner filed a legal challenge, arguing that Coachman had called the 2012 election without accounting for a change in government. Judge Eugene Verin ruled against the Mayor and ordered that Gardner should preside over Council meetings and Coachman would not vote in the council.

Fairfield City Council committees include Finance and Revenue and Public Safety

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References

  • Chambers, Jesse (January 9, 2013) "Gardner presides over Fairfield city council meeting." The Birmingham News