Steve Adler was elected Austin's 52nd Mayor in December 2014, and looks forward to doing big things to improve the quality of life for everyone in Austin. As the Mayor of this historic first new 10-1 Council, Mayor Adler plans to lead Austin’s government to a new level of inclusive civic engagement between residents and their elected officials.

Bryan K. Barnett has served as Rochester Hills’ Mayor for 10 years and is the longest serving Mayor in the history of the City. His administration is recognized for innovation, fiscal responsibility, and environmental leadership and it is his mission to make Rochester Hills the preeminent place to live, work and raise a family.

Shane T. Bemis was sworn into office as the City of Gresham’s 26th Mayor on January 2, 2007. He was re-elected to a second term in November 2010 and to a third term in November 2014. At the age of 34, Bemis became the youngest Mayor to serve the City of Gresham. Elected to the Gresham City Council in 2002, Bemis brought a passion for economic development, business, and community safety to City Hall.

Since being elected mayor in a record turnout election in April 2010, Mayor Steve Benjamin has made it his mission to create in Columbia the most talented, educated and entrepreneurial city in the Southeast. Mayor Benjamin’s administration has been characterized by his firm belief in Columbia’s potential and intense focus on job creation.

Sharon Weston Broome was sworn in as the Mayor-President of the City of Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish on January 2, 2017. She is the first woman to be elected as the leader of the capital city of Louisiana. Since the campaign trail, her focus has been to unite the citizenry around the common goals of equality in education, economic development, justice, housing and other quality ways of life.

Mayor Pete Buttigieg is the chief executive of the City of South Bend. The city’s thirty-second mayor, he was sworn into office on January 1, 2012. Buttigieg is working to strengthen the local economy by retaining and attracting businesses, partner with the local public school system, manage a cutting-edge and transparent city administration, improve neighborhood quality of life, and use proven methods to enhance public safety.

Christopher Cabaldon was first elected in 1998, and currently serves his 9th term as Mayor of what has transformed from a forgotten industrial town into a fast-growing, entrepreneurial city at the forefront of an emerging American metro. He makes rules mostly by breaking them as West Sacramento is just a platform for residents and companies to unleash great ideas.

The first re-elected Mayor in Spokane in more than 40 years, Mayor Condon remains focused on many key initiatives which began during his first term – all aimed at making Spokane safer, smarter, and healthier. These include making major investments in public safety, improving streets, growing jobs and our economy, crafting an affordable budget, leading in developing innovative infrastructure, and increasing the quality of life.

Since taking office in January of 2015, my goal as the 38th Mayor of Providence has been to build a city that works for all its residents. My administration has made providing year-round educational and recreational opportunities for youth, expanding economic and employment opportunities for all residents and improving city services, top priorities in our work.

John Giles was elected the 40th Mayor of Mesa, Arizona in August, 2014. He was re-elected in August 2016 and began his first full four-year term in January 2017. Mayor Giles is committed to taking Mesa to the next level with his NextMesavision. He is bringing renewed focus and attention to Mesa’s downtown resulting in a budding creative economy with new businesses, education and entertainment options.

Daniel Horrigan brings sixteen years of distinguished public service to his mayoral position as Akron’s 62nd Mayor in January 2016.
In 2017, Mayor will more vividly develop his vision for Akron and continue to articulate his administration’s top priorities as: Education, income and health.

After a successful business career, Tim Keller refocused his professional life on tackling some of the biggest issues facing Albuquerque and New Mexico. Throughout his public service, from State Senator for the International District to New Mexico State Auditor to Mayor of Albuquerque, Tim has consistently challenged the status quo and developed a track record of real impact

Mayor Chris Koos has been a council member since 2001, and was elected Mayor of Normal, IL in 2003. He is primarily focused on managing growth by raising standards for development, improving town and student relations, and maintaining the integrity of their older neighborhoods. Mayor Koos owns 2 specialty retail stores: Vitesse Cycle Shop and Often running.

Harry LaRosiliere (La Ross eh lee air) was elected as the 39th Mayor of the City of Plano in May 2013. Mayor Harry LaRosiliere was elected Mayor of Plano in 2013. He was sworn in as Plano’s 39th Mayor and is the first African American to be elected to this office. In May of 2017, he was sworn in for a second term. Prior to this he proudly served his community for six years as a two-term City Council Member.

Dee served as Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the Army, participated in the founding of the Regional Economic Development Corporation (REDCO), became the Chairman of the Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce, and gave his time to several non-profits, including Operation Noel. Dee was elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 2010, and in 2013 he was appointed President of the EPISD Board of Managers.

Currently, Tony is in his second term as Mayor of the City of Brownsville and has spearheaded several initiatives since being elected into office in May 2011, including: Strong Cities, Strong Communities (SC2) Initiative, the Brownsville Performing Arts Academy, My Brother’s Keeper, and the USDOT Mayor’s Challenge for Safer People, Safer Streets.

After 9/11, Adrian felt compelled to join the Army. He accepted a nomination to West Point, where he was the first African-American cadet elected class president in school history, and subsequently fought multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. He achieved the rank of Captain and Company Commander. One of his proudest moments—a feat he attributes to the grace of God—was ensuring that all members of his platoon returned home safe.

Betsy Price, a Fort Worth native, was elected in 2011 as the 44th mayor of the City of Fort Worth. In 2017, Price was re-elected for her fourth two-year term. As the 16th largest city in the U.S., Fort Worth remains one of the fastest growing large cities in the country. Along with her focus on promoting jobs, strengthening education, fighting crime and improving mobility, Price has made significant strides along the path toward her vision of a healthy, engaged and fiscally responsible city.

Mike Rawlings is the 61st mayor of Dallas and the longest-serving mayor in more than 57 years. Over more than seven years in office, he has focused on spurring economic development in the long-overlooked southern portion of Dallas through his GrowSouth initiative, improving public education, combatting poverty and domestic violence, developing parks, elevating the city's international profile and turning Dallas into a top destination for artists, young professionals, families and corporations.

Levar M. Stoney was sworn in as Richmond's 80th Mayor on Dec. 31, 2016. He is the youngest mayor ever elected to serve the city. In the 2016-2017 fiscal year alone, the administration has helped create over 2,400 new jobs and has attracted 37 new businesses to the Richmond area.

Prior to being elected Mayor, Mayor Suarez served as Miami Commissioner for District 4 during eight years. Mayor Suarez also serves as Chair of the Environment Committee, as well as on the Advisory Board of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. He also serves as Vice-Chair of the Miami-Dade Transportation Planning Organization (TPO)

As the 65th Mayor of Toronto, John Tory has led the way in tackling traffic congestion and building transit. Since being elected to office in 2014, he has been focused on ensuring Toronto remains a livable and affordable city, leading City Council in passing successive budgets that kept taxes at or below the rate of inflation while investing in priority services including housing, parks and student nutrition.

Michael Tubbs is the first African-American Mayor of Stockton, California, and the youngest mayor in American history of a city of more than 100,000 people. As Mayor, he plans to work tirelessly to reinvent Stockton into a community of opportunity for everyone by focusing on violent crime, economic development, collective impact strategies, and partnering with school districts to improve education.

Alan Webber is Santa Fe’s 43rd Mayor—and the City’s first full-time executive. He was elected in March of 2018 with 66% of the vote in another first for Santa Fe, the City’s first Ranked Choice Voting election. Alan ran to make Santa Fe the most user-friendly, eco-friendly, and family-friendly city in the country.

Nan Whaley was elected Mayor by Dayton voters in November of 2013, following two City Commission terms. Mayor Whaley is passionate about moving Dayton forward in the realms of public service, including excellent customer service, educational opportunities and workforce development--especially in manufacturing industries.