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* [[Simon Speights]] ([[2005]] - [[July 26]], [[2007]]), appointed by council, resigned after [[1994]] felony conviction surfaced | * [[Simon Speights]] ([[2005]] - [[July 26]], [[2007]]), appointed by council, resigned after [[1994]] felony conviction surfaced | ||
* [[Gaston Randle]] ([[July 27]], [[2007]] - [[October 12]], [[2007]]), assumed office of Mayor Pro Tempore after Speights' resignation | * [[Gaston Randle]] ([[July 27]], [[2007]] - [[October 12]], [[2007]]), assumed office of Mayor Pro Tempore after Speights' resignation | ||
* [[Deborah Miller]] ([[October 12]], [[2007]] - | * [[Deborah Miller]] ([[October 12]], [[2007]] - [[2008]]), appointed by Governor [[Bob Riley]] to fill Speights' unexpired term. | ||
* [[Melanie Bouyer]] ( | * [[Melanie Bouyer]] ([[2008]] - present), defeated Miller in the [[2008 Jefferson County municipal elections#Lipscomb|2008 election]] | ||
[[Category:Mayors of Lipscomb|*]] | [[Category:Mayors of Lipscomb|*]] | ||
[[Category:Lists of mayors|Lipscomb]] | [[Category:Lists of mayors|Lipscomb]] | ||
Revision as of 09:10, 1 March 2009
The Mayor of Lipscomb is the chief executive of the city of Lipscomb in Jefferson County. It is an elected position with a four-year term.
List of Mayors
- Jimmie Johnson (2004 - 2005), resigned
- Simon Speights (2005 - July 26, 2007), appointed by council, resigned after 1994 felony conviction surfaced
- Gaston Randle (July 27, 2007 - October 12, 2007), assumed office of Mayor Pro Tempore after Speights' resignation
- Deborah Miller (October 12, 2007 - 2008), appointed by Governor Bob Riley to fill Speights' unexpired term.
- Melanie Bouyer (2008 - present), defeated Miller in the 2008 election