The Mayor of Fayetteville is elected for a two-year term.[1] The city's mayoral and municipal election are held during off-years. The mayoral election is nonpartisan.
The Story of Fayetteville and the Upper Cape Fearedit
All twelve consecutive Mayors who have held office since 1961 have signed a copy of "The Story of Fayetteville and the Upper Cape Fear."[2] The book, which was published in 1950, was written by John Oates.[2]
^ ab"Inside Politics: Cumberland delegation works together". Fayetteville Observer. December 2013. from the original on 2018-06-22. Retrieved 2014-06-13.
^ abcd"Milestone 1955-2004". Cumberland County Public Library. 2004. Retrieved 2014-06-13.
^"Durham's Bell Elected To Third Term As Mayor; Pitts Loses In Fayetteville". WRAL-TV. 2005-11-08. Retrieved 2014-06-13.
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list, mayors, fayetteville, north, carolina, office, mayor, fayetteville, north, carolina, currently, held, mitch, colvin, since, 2017, chief, legislator, city, fayetteville, though, first, among, equals, fayetteville, council, manager, city, mayor, fayettevil. The office of the Mayor of Fayetteville North Carolina currently held by Mitch Colvin since 2017 is the chief legislator of the city of Fayetteville though as a first among equals as Fayetteville is a Council Manager city The Mayor of Fayetteville is elected for a two year term 1 The city s mayoral and municipal election are held during off years The mayoral election is nonpartisan Contents 1 The Story of Fayetteville and the Upper Cape Fear 2 Mayors of Fayetteville since 1961 3 See also 4 ReferencesThe Story of Fayetteville and the Upper Cape Fear editAll twelve consecutive Mayors who have held office since 1961 have signed a copy of The Story of Fayetteville and the Upper Cape Fear 2 The book which was published in 1950 was written by John Oates 2 Mayors of Fayetteville since 1961 editMayor Term Begins Term Ends Political party NotesRobert Butler 1961 1963 Democratic PartyWilber Clark 1963 1965 Democratic PartyMonroe Evans 1965 1969 Democratic Party First Jewish mayor of Fayetteville 3 Charles B C Holt 1969 1971 Democratic PartyJack Lee 1971 1975 Republican Party First Republican mayor during the 20th Century 4 Beth Finch 1975 1981 Democratic Party First woman to serve as Mayor of Fayetteville 3 Bill Hurley 1981 1987 Democratic PartyJ L Dawkins 1987 May 30 2000 3 Died in office on May 30 2000 3 Longest serving mayor in city history 5 Milo McBryde August 21 2000 6 December 3 2001 Appointed mayor in August 2000 to serve the remainder of Dawkins unexpired term 7 Defeated for re election on November 6 2001 7 Marshall Pitts Jr December 3 2001 8 December 2005 Democratic Party First African American mayor of Fayetteville 7 Defeated for re election in November 2005 9 Tony Chavonne December 2005 December 2 2013 1 Democratic PartyNat Robertson December 2 2013 1 December 4 2017 Republican PartyMitch Colvin December 4 2017 Incumbent 1 Democratic PartySee also editTimeline of Fayetteville North CarolinaReferences edit a b c d Nat Roberston sworn in as Fayetteville mayor Time Warner Cable News North Carolina 2013 12 02 Retrieved 2014 06 13 a b Inside Politics Cumberland delegation works together Fayetteville Observer December 2013 Archived from the original on 2018 06 22 Retrieved 2014 06 13 a b c d Milestone 1955 2004 Cumberland County Public Library 2004 Retrieved 2014 06 13 Jacobs Chick 2014 06 11 Former Fayetteville mayor Jackson Lee dies Fayetteville Observer Retrieved 2014 06 13 Buscher Melissa 1998 09 17 Granddaughter Inspires Fayetteville Mayor in Non Political Fight WRAL TV Retrieved 2014 06 14 McBryde Voted As New Fayetteville Mayor WRAL TV 2000 08 21 Retrieved 2014 06 14 a b c Mayor elect Wants To Develop North Carolina City s Assets Associated Press Reading Eagle 2001 11 23 Retrieved 2014 06 13 Williams Mike 2001 12 06 Two alumni win mayoral elections Campus Echo Retrieved 2014 06 13 Durham s Bell Elected To Third Term As Mayor Pitts Loses In Fayetteville WRAL TV 2005 11 08 Retrieved 2014 06 13 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of mayors of Fayetteville North Carolina amp oldid 1149254283, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
