Macon City Council

The Macon City Council is the city council of Macon, Georgia. Anita J. Ponder is the Council President, and James E. Timley is the President Pro-Tem. The current council clerk is Joyce Humphrey.

Current members

Ward 1

* Rick Hutto (since 2007), Post 1
* Lonnie Miley (since 2007), Post 2
* Elaine Lucas (since 1991, previously from 1983-1987), Post 3

Ward 2

* James E. Timley (since 1999), Post 1
* J. Michael Cranford (since March 15, 2005 by special election), Post 2
* Ed DeFore (since 1971), Post 3

Ward 3

* Larry Schlesinger (since 2007), Post 1
* Alveno Ross (since unknown), Post 2
* Tom Ellington (since 2007), Post 3

Ward 4

* Miriam Paris (since August 2006), Post 1 (Council President)
* Charles Jones (since 1999), Post 2
* Virgil Watkins (since 2007), Post 3

Ward 5

* Lauren Benedict (since 2007), Post 1
* Nancy White (since 2006), Post 2
* Erick Erickson (since 2007), Post 3

ee also

* Macon, Georgia municipal election, 2007

Links

* [http://www.cityofmacon.net/CityDept/council/council.htm Council website]

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