2016 Jefferson County municipal elections

2016 Jefferson County municipal elections were held August 23, 2016.

The following were the contests in cities and towns in Jefferson County. See 2016 municipal elections for contests in other counties.

Adamsville

• Mayor: Pam Palmer (incumbent) 411 votes, winner; Christopher James 236 votes
• Council:
  • District 1: Anthony Brooklere (incumbent), unopposed
  • District 2: Terrell "TL" Watford, unopposed
  • District 3: Glenn Minyard (incumbent), winner, Ricky Pierce
  • District 4: Bill Whisenhunt, unopposed
  • District 5: Johnathon Click, winner; Reginald Crawford (District 2 incumbent)

Brighton

• Mayor: Brandon Dean, winner; Bobbie Watkins (incumbent), Eddie Cooper, Tyrone Rudoolph, Annie Woods
• Council:
  • Place 1: Marquise Moore, winner; Jo Jo Edwards (incumbent)
  • Place 2: uncontested
  • Place 3: Ashley Henderson, winner; Bruce Taylor
  • Place 4: Shawn Dale-Johnson, winner; Landy Warren (incumbent)
  • Place 5: uncontested

Center Point

• Mayor: Tom Henderson (incumbent), winner; Frederick Burkes, Annette Stansell
• Council:
  • Place 1: Danny King (incumbent), Bobby Scott, Denise Peagler (went to runoff)
  • Place 2: Linda Kennemur (incumbent), winner; Glenn Williams
  • Place 3: Roger Barlow (incumbent), winner; Ric Weide
  • Place 4: James Howell, winner;Raymond Olan (incumbent),
  • Place 5: uncontested

Clay

• Mayor: uncontested
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: uncontested
  • Place 3: uncontested
  • Place 4: Bo Johnson (incumbent), winner; Carol Foster
  • Place 5: uncontested

Fairfield

• Mayor: Edward May and Johnnie Wyatt, runoff; Jack Cleveland, Jennie Craig, Rodger Davis, Charles Willis, Omar Young
• Council:
  • Council President: Eddie Penny, winner; Darnell "Shank" Gardner (incumbent)
  • District 1: F. D. Scott and Barakas Taylor, runoff; Garry "Sarge" Brandy, James "Bubba" Reasor
  • District 2: Susan Jo "Rembert" Parks, winner; Tasha Matthews, Wanda Shelby
  • District 3: Cynthia Turner-McDowell, winner; Harry C. Lee Jr (incumbent)
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: Herman Carnes, winner; Jerry Yarbrough (incumbent), Wanda Erskine
  • District 6: uncontested

Fultondale

• Mayor: Jim Lowery (incumbent), winner; Larry Holcomb
• Council:
  • Place 1: Joshua Bryant (incumbent), Timothy "TMac" Williams
  • Place 2: Joe "Coach" Bolton (incumbent), Daniel "Bubbles" Kendall
  • Place 3: Darrell Hubbert (incumbent), Jimmie Lay
  • Place 4: Tommy Loden (incumbent), Patricia "Lynn" Carlton
  • Place 5: Greg Morris, Darrell Bates

Gardendale

• Council:
  • District 1: Allen Jenkins (incumbent), 334 votes (78%) winner; Jerry Campbell 94 votes (22%)
  • District 2: Adam Berendt 208 votes (60%), winner; Dianne Ragland 111 votes (32%), William Smith 25 votes (11%)
  • District 3: uncontested
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: uncontested

Graysville

• Mayor: Mary Sue Morgan (incumbent) and Clark Julio-Davis, runoff; Mike Tatham
• Council:
  • District 1: uncontested
  • District 2: uncontested
  • District 3: Karen Lauderdale and Mitzi Lowe, runoff; Betty Cash (incumbent)
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: uncontested
  • District 6: uncontested

Homewood

• Mayor: Scott McBrayer (incumbent) 2,527 votes, winner; Michael Hallman 384 votes
• Council:
  • Ward 1
    • Place 1: Andy Gwaltney, winner; Mary Ellen Snell
    • Place 2: Britt Thames (incumbent), winner; George Terry
  • Ward 2
    • Place 1: uncontested
    • Place 2: Andrew Wolverton, winner; Don Little,
  • Ward 3
    • Place 1: uncontested
    • Place 2: Walter Jones (incumbent), winner; Freddy Azbik
  • Ward 4
    • Place 1: Barry Smith, winner; Wayne Qualls
    • Place 2: uncontested
  • Ward 5
    • Place 1: Jennifer Andress, winner; Rich Laws (incumbent)
    • Place 2: Peter Wright (incumbent), winner; Thomas Reid

Hoover

• See 2016 Hoover municipal election

Hueytown

• Mayor: Delor Baumann (incumbent) and Steve Ware, runoff; Joe Williams
• Council:
  • District 1: Franquela Zinnerman (incumbent), winner; Albert Duff
  • District 2: uncontested
  • District 3: uncontested
  • District 4: Philip Contomo (incumbent), winner; George White
  • District 5: uncontested

Irondale

• Mayor: Charles Moore 1021 votes, winner; Craig Sanderson, 468 votes; Susan Meadows,
• Council:
  • District 1: uncontested
  • District 2: David Spivey, winner; Bob Saunders
  • District 3: Stephen Marino, winner; Christopher Crews
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: Bobby Joe Wilson (incumbent), winner; Aaron Sims

Leeds

• Mayor: David Miller (incumbent) 1041 votes, winner; DeVoris Ragland-Pierce, 662 votes; James "Tac" Whitfield, John Dawson, John R. Patterson
• Council:
  • District 1: uncontested
  • District 2: uncontested
  • District 3: uncontested
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: Linda Stoltz Miller and Staci Tawbush, runoff; Opal Ramsey

Lipscomb

• Mayor: Brenda Renz, winner; Lance McDade (incumbent)
• Council: uncontested

Midfield

• Mayor: Gary Richardson (incumbent), winner; Reginald Wilson
• Council:
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: James Reasor (incumbent), winner; David Beach
  • Place 3: Wendy Merriweather, winner; Jimmie Robinson
  • Place 4: Janice Anderson (incumbent), winner; Vanessa Long Lewis
  • Place 5: uncontested

Morris

• Mayor: Joe Pylant (incumbent), winner; Clay Walker
• Council: uncontested

Mountain Brook

• Mayor: Stewart Welch (unopposed)
• City Council
  • Place 2: Phil Black, winner; Vincent Schilleci, Tripp Watson
  • Place 4: uncontested

Mulga

• Mayor: Keith Varner, 129 votes, winner; Joy Smith, 55 votes; Wayne Jones, Lester Turner,
• Council:
  • District 1: J. Mike Oden, winner; Gwen Higgins Powers
  • District 2: uncontested
  • District 3: uncontested
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: uncontested

Pinson

• Mayor: Hoyt Sanders (incumbent) 453 votes, winner; Richard "Joe" Cochran 359 votes
• Council:
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: Shannon Galamore, winner; Michael Brad Walker
  • Place 3: uncontested
  • Place 4: uncontested
  • Place 5: uncontested

Pleasant Grove

• Mayor: Jerry Brasseale (incumbent), winner; Audrey Boles
• Council:
  • District 1: Mary Capps Hardin, Philip Houston, Robert A. Sellers
  • District 2: Bob Crumpton, Priscilla McWilliams
  • District 3: Ken Hatfield, Yolanda Lawson, Marria Mckinney
  • Place 4: uncontested
  • Place 5: uncontested

Tarrant

• Mayor: Loxcil Tuck (incumbent) 278 votes, winner; Michael Miller 247 votes; Jimmy Nelson
• Council:
  • District 1: Tanyika Fields, winner; Jim Franklin
  • District 2: Laura Horton (incumbent), winner; Alvin Samples Jr
  • District 3: Cathy Anderson, winner; Douglas Howard
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: uncontested

Trafford

• Mayor: Lee Motes (incumbent), Terry Little
• Council:
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: Ryan Reid, Kimberly Thomason
  • Place 3: uncontested
  • Place 4: uncontested
  • Place 5: uncontested

Trussville

• Mayor: Buddy Choat and Anthony Montalto, runoff; Gene Melton (incumbent)
• Council:
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: Alan Taylor, winner; John Payne
  • Place 3: Jef Freeman, winner; Tommy Brewer, Paul Irwin III
  • Place 4: uncontested
  • Place 5: Zack Steele, winner; Dave Blount, Martha Driggers

Vestavia Hills

• Mayor: Ashley Curry, 3712 votes, winner; Butch Zaragoza (incumbent) 2771 votes
• Council:
  • Place 1: Rusty Weaver, winner; John D. Henley
  • Place 2: Kimberly Cook, winner; Kim Benos
  • Place 3: Steve Ammons (incumbent) and Paul J. Head, runoff; Robert de Buys
  • Place 4: George Pierce (incumbent), winner; Bob Elliott

Warrior

• Mayor: Johnny Ragland (incumbent), winner; Derek Crane
• Council:
  • District 1
    • Place 1: uncontested
    • Place 2: uncontested
    • Place 3: Charles Mosley, winner; James Edwards, Rickey Bryant
  • District 2
    • Place 1: Jimmy Jett (incumbent), winner; Godfrey Chryssoverges
    • Place 2: uncontested

References

• Hrynkiw, Ivana (August 12, 2016) "Birmingham area municipal elections 2016: What you need to know." The Birmingham News
• Hrynkiw, Ivana (August 23, 2016) "Birmingham area elections 2016: Hoover, Vestavia Hills elect new mayors." The Birmingham News

External links

• Alabama Votes website