2016 Shelby County municipal elections

2012 Shelby County municipal elections were held August 23, 2016 in several Shelby County cities and towns.

For results from other Birmingham-area municipalities, see 2016 municipal elections.

Alabaster

• Mayor: Marty Handlon (incumbent) 2906 votes, winner; Larry Sailes 541 votes
• Council:
  • Ward 1: Sophie Martin (incumbent), winner; Lee Cunningham
  • Ward 2: Rick Ellis, winner; Matthew Penhale
  • Ward 3: uncontested
  • Ward 4: Greg Farrell, winner; Rick Walters (incumbent)
  • Ward 5: Russell Bedsole (incumbent), winner; Jamia Alexander-Williams
  • Ward 6: uncontested
  • Ward 7: Kerri Bell Pate, winner; Eric Starling

Calera

• Mayor: Jon Graham (incumbent, unopposed)
• Council (6 seats at large):
  • David Bradshaw (incumbent), Chris Bunn (incumbent), Philip Busby (incumbent), Ernest Montgomery (incumbent), Kay Snowden-Turner (incumbent), Alan Watts (incumbent)
  • Also ran: Derrick Bryant, Kenneth Cost, Terry Hall

Chelsea

• Mayor: Dale Neuendorf, Alison Moore Nichols, Tony Picklesimer]]
• Council:
  • Place 1: Robert Barnes, Cody Sumners
  • Place 2: Chris Thomas, Scott Weygand
  • Place 3: David Ingram (incumbent), Gary Isbell
  • Place 4: Tiffany Bittner, David Calhoun
  • Place 5: Elizabeth Cooley, Tom Holcombe, Casey Morris

Helena

• Mayor: Alice Lobell, Cris Nelson
• Council:
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: uncontested
  • Place 3: uncontested
  • Place 4: Laura Joseph, Tangee Edwards
  • Place 5: uncontested

Indian Springs Village

• Mayor: uncontested
• Council:
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: uncontested
  • Place 3: Brian G. Stauss (incumbent), Robert Burr
  • Place 4: uncontested
  • Place 5: Bart Trammell (incumbent), C. Dale Elliott

Montevallo

• Mayor: Hollie Cost (incumbent), Earl Cunningham
• Council:
  • District 1: Rusty Nix (incumbent), Joyce Jones
  • District 2: uncontested
  • District 3: Tiffany Bunt, Lee Waites
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: Bill Glosson, Matt Walker

Pelham

• Mayor: Gary Waters (incumbent), Lenny Glynn
• Council:
  • Place 1: Lucas Burger, Rick Hayes, Kaneshia Sims, Rick Wash
  • Place 2: Ron Scott (incumbent), Don Green, Tommy Johnson
  • Place 3: Marco Gonzalez, Beth McMillan
  • Place 4: Maurice Mercer (incumbent), Scott Christian
  • Place 5: Mike Freeman, Mildred Lanier, Karyl Rice

Vincent

• Mayor: Ray McAllister (incumbent), Joey Cobb
• Council:
  • District 1: uncontested
  • District 2: uncontested
  • District 3: Johnny Edwards (incumbent), Jerry Raley
  • District 4: Ralph Kimble Jr (incumbent), Joshua Youngblood
  • District 5: Mary Lee Reynolds (incumbent), Faye Reynolds

Westover

No elected positions were contested in Westover, as only the incumbents qualified to run, so the city did not actually hold municipal elections in 2012.

• Mayor: Mark McLaughlin (incumbent), Larry Riggins
• Council:
  • Place 1: uncontested
  • Place 2: Wayne Jones, Branon King
  • Place 3: Annette Tyler (incumbent), Frankie Chappell Osborn
  • Place 4: uncontested
  • Place 5: Jeanne Champion-Fisch (incumbent), Paul Grater

Wilsonville

• Mayor: Rosemary Liveoak (incumbent), Lee McCarty
• Council (7 seats at large): Calvin Gill (incumbent), Patricia R. "Pat" Johnson (incumbent), Ricky Ray Morris, Terry Newman (incumbent), N. Alan Revis (incumbent), Melissa Rosetta (incumbent), Richard Atchison, Larry Cohill, W. Gordon Fluker, Ivan Greene, Anne Phelps, Blake Ray, Lane Ross

Wilton

• Mayor: Jessica Smitherman Martin (acting incumbent), Bryan Gandy, Deborah Ann Hudson
• Council:
  • District 1: Valerie Brown, Casie Matthews
  • District 2: uncontested
  • District 3: William Darden, Jo Ann Hamm
  • District 4: uncontested
  • District 5: uncontested

References

• Hrynkiw, Ivana (August 12, 2016) "Birmingham area municipal elections 2016: What you need to know." The Birmingham News.