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The Mayor of Fort Lauderdale serves a three-year term, no greater than six consecutive terms, for a maximum of eighteen years.[1]
Mayor-Council Government (1912–1925)
Mayor was appointed from the Council.
- 1912–1913 W.H. Marshall
 - 1913–1914 George G. Mathews Jr.
 - 1914–1915 Dr. C.G. Holland
 - 1916–1918 Will J. Reed
 - 1918 James S. Richard
 - 1918–1919 Will J. Reed
 - 1919–1923 C.E. Farrington
 - 1922–1924 R. G. Snow
 - 1924–1925 Will J. Reed
 
Mayor-Commission Government (1925–1982)
Mayor was appointed from the Commission for a two-year term
- 1925–1927 J.W. Tidball
 - 1927–1929 C.D. Kittridge
 - 1929–1931 T.E. Haskins
 - 1931–1933 J.W. Needham
 - 1933–1934 E.A. Pychon (resigned 1934)
 - 1934–1935 M.A. Hortt
 - 1935–1937 Lewis E. Moore
 - 1937–1939 Thomas B. Manuel[2]
 - 1939–1941 Lewis E. Moore
 - 1941–1942 H. L. McCann (resigned 1942)
 - 1942–1943 N.B. Cheaney
 - 1943–1945 Joe N. Morris
 - 1945–1947 H.C.Holden
 - 1947–1949 Reed A. Bryan
 - 1949–1951 F.R. Humphries
 - 1951–1953 Lewis E. Moore (resigned 1953)
 - 1953–1955 C. Malcolm Carlisle
 - 1955–1957 Porter G. Reynolds
 - 1957–1960 John V. Russell (resigned 1960)
 - 1960–1961 Edward H. Johns
 - 1961–1963 Edmund R. Burry
 - 1963–1965 Melvin R. "Cy" Young
 - 1965–1969 Edmund R. Burry
 - 1969–1971 F. Peter Clements
 - 1971–1973 James L. Leavitt
 - 1973–1975 Virginia S. Young[3]
 - 1975–1981 E. Clay Shaw, Jr.[4]
 - 1981–1982 Virginia S. Young
 
Mayor-Commission Government (1982 - present)
Mayor is elected in citywide race, serving a maximum of 6 terms, each consisting of 3 years.
- 1982–1986 Robert A. Dressler[5]
 - 1986–1991 Robert O. "Bob" Cox
 - 1991–2009 James T. "Jim" Naugle
 - 2009–2018 John P. "Jack" Seiler
 - 2018–present Dean Trantalis
 
See also
References
- ↑ "City Commission | City of Fort Lauderdale, FL".
 - ↑ Was elected concurrently with city's first female commissioner--Genevieve Pynchon, who served from 1937-1941.
 - ↑ First female Mayor; Andrew DeGraffenreidt was concurrently first black city commissioner.
 - ↑ Resigned 1981 to run for congress
 - ↑ resigned 1986 to run for state senate, term ended in 1988
 
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