Gallatin

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The Gallatin city government is led by an elected Mayor and seven elected Councilmen.  The city is divided into five districts, each represented by one councilman.  Two additional at-large councilmen are elected city-wide.  Each councilman serves a four year term with no term limits.  The Mayor is elected every 4 years with no term limits.  The next Mayoral election is November, 2014.

View Map of the 5 Districts

CALENDAR

• Gallatin City Council meets every Tuesday at the Gallatin City Hall, 132 West Main Street.
• Gallatin Planning Commission – 2nd and 4th Mondays, Gallatin City Hall.

Mayor Jo Ann Graves
Email: joann.graves@gallatin-tn.gov
Phone:  615-451-5961
Up for re-election November, 2014

At-Large Councilman & Vice Mayor
Ed Mayberry  –  801 Haynie Place – 230-7869 or 206-1748
Up for re-election November, 2014

At-Large Councilman
Tom Garrott – 931 Belvedere Drive – 452-5717
Up for re-election November, 2012

District 1 Councilman
Anne Kemp – 1207 Gibbs Lane – 452-8924
Up for re-election November, 2012

District 2 Councilman
Steve Camp – 118 Wayne Drive – 452-8947
Up for re-election November, 2012

District 3 Councilman
Jimmy Overton – 901 Lakeview Court – 230-0496 – over5091@bellsouth.net
Up for Re-election November, 2014

District 4 Councilman
Craig Hayes – 146 Woodlake Drive – 452-1303
Up for re-election November, 2014

District 5 Councilman
John Alexander – 780 Anthony Street – 452-4168
Up for re-election November, 2014