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==[[Alabaster]]== | ==[[Alabaster]]== | ||
*[[Mayor of Alabaster|Mayor]]: [[David Frings]] (incumbent), [[Kevin Brand]], | *[[Mayor of Alabaster|Mayor]]: [[Marty Handlon]] 2,555 votes (56%) in runoff, winner; [[David Frings]] (incumbent) 2,049 votes (44%) in runoff, [[Kevin Brand]], | ||
*[[Alabaster City Council|Council]]: | *[[Alabaster City Council|Council]]: | ||
**Ward 1: [[Sophie Martin]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Ward 1: [[Sophie Martin]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Ward 2: [[Bob Hicks]] (incumbent), [[George Oldroyd]] | **Ward 2: [[Bob Hicks]] (incumbent), [[George Oldroyd]] | ||
**Ward 3: [[Stacy Rakestraw]] (incumbent), [[Leslie Zemnes]] | **Ward 3: [[Stacy Rakestraw]] (incumbent), [[Leslie Zemnes]] | ||
**Ward 4: [[Rick Walters]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Ward 4: [[Rick Walters]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Ward 5: [[Russell Bedsole]] (unopposed) | **Ward 5: [[Russell Bedsole]] (unopposed) | ||
**Ward 6: [[Scott Brakefield]] (incumbnet, unopposed | **Ward 6: [[Scott Brakefield]] (incumbnet), unopposed | ||
**Ward 7: [[Tommy Ryals]] (incumbnet, unopposed | **Ward 7: [[Tommy Ryals]] (incumbnet), unopposed | ||
==[[Calera]]== | ==[[Calera]]== | ||
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* [[Chelsea City Council|Council]]: | * [[Chelsea City Council|Council]]: | ||
**Place 1: [[Brian Horton]], [[Dale Neuendorf]] (incumbent) | **Place 1: [[Brian Horton]], [[Dale Neuendorf]] (incumbent) | ||
**Place 2: | **Place 2: [[Tony Picklesimer]] (incumbent) 436 votes (50.3%) in runoff, winner; [[Scott Weygand]], 429 votes (49.6%) in runoff; [[Will Lantrip]] | ||
**Place 3: [[ | **Place 3: [[David Ingram]], 437 votes (51%) in runoff, winner, [[Robert Barnes]] (incumbent), 416 votes (49%) in runoff | ||
**Place 4: [[ | **Place 4: [ [[Alison Moore Nichols]], 539 votes (63%) in runoff, winner; [[Mike Denton]] (incumbent), 323 votes (38%) in runoff; [[David Birdsong]], | ||
**Place 5: [[Juanita Champion]] (incumbent), [[Kurt Long]], [[Scott Weldon]] | **Place 5: [[Juanita Champion]] (incumbent), [[Kurt Long]], [[Scott Weldon]] | ||
==[[Columbiana]]== | ==[[Columbiana]]== | ||
*[[Mayor of Columbiana|Mayor]]: [[Allan Lowe]] (incumbent) | *[[Mayor of Columbiana|Mayor]]: [[Stancil Handley]], winner; [[Allan Lowe]] (incumbent); [[Matthew Morris, Jr|Matthew G. Morris, Jr]] | ||
* [[Columbiana City Council|Council]]: | * [[Columbiana City Council|Council]]: | ||
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*[[Mayor of Harpersville|Mayor]]: [[Theoangelo Perkins]] (incumbent), [[Don Greene]] | *[[Mayor of Harpersville|Mayor]]: [[Theoangelo Perkins]] (incumbent), [[Don Greene]] | ||
*[[Harpersville City Council|Council]]: | *[[Harpersville City Council|Council]]: | ||
**District 1, Place 1: [[Beverly Johnson]] (incumbent, unopposed | **District 1, Place 1: [[Beverly Johnson]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**District 1, Place 2: [[Shirley Middleton]] (incumbent, unopposed | **District 1, Place 2: [[Shirley Middleton]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**District 2, Place 1: [[Roy Wood|Roy R. Wood]] (incumbent), [[Sheila Kidd Rich]] | **District 2, Place 1: [[Roy Wood|Roy R. Wood]] (incumbent), [[Sheila Kidd Rich]] | ||
**District 2, Place 2: [[William Rayfield]] (incumbent), [[David Sanders]] | **District 2, Place 2: [[William Rayfield]] (incumbent), [[David Sanders]] | ||
**District 3, Place 3: [[Janet Gill]] (incumbent, unopposed | **District 3, Place 3: [[Janet Gill]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
==[[Helena]]== | ==[[Helena]]== | ||
*[[Mayor of Helena|Mayor]]: [[Sonny Penhale|Charles "Sonny" Penhale]] (incumbent), [[Ed Scheirer]], [[Greg Eddins]], | *[[Mayor of Helena|Mayor]]: '''[[Mark Hall|Mark R. Hall]]''' 2,087 votes (63%) in runoff, winner. [[Sonny Penhale|Charles "Sonny" Penhale]] (incumbent) 1,234 votes (37%) in runoff, [[Ed Scheirer]], [[Greg Eddins]], | ||
*[[Helena City Council|Council]]: | *[[Helena City Council|Council]]: | ||
**Place 1: [[Tad Parker|George T. "Tad" Parker]] | ** Place 1: '''[[Leigh Hulsey]]''' (incumbent), winner. [[Tad Parker|George T. "Tad" Parker]], [[Tangee Edwards]] | ||
**Place 2: [[Mike Jones (Helena | ** Place 2: '''[[Mike Jones (Helena)|Mike Jones]]''', winner, [[Barbara Hyche]] (incumbent) | ||
**Place 3: [[Cris Nelson]] (incumbent), [[Mike McNorton]] | ** Place 3: '''[[Cris Nelson]]''' (incumbent) winner, [[Mike McNorton]] | ||
**Place 4: [[Jerry Deon Pate]] (incumbent) | ** Place 4: '''[[Leslie Bartlett]]''', winner, [[Jerry Deon Pate]] (incumbent) | ||
**Place 5: [[Hewy Woodman]] (uncontested) | ** Place 5: '''[[Hewy Woodman]]''' (uncontested) | ||
==[[Indian Springs Village]]== | ==[[Indian Springs Village]]== | ||
*[[Mayor of Indian Springs Village|Mayor]]: [[ | *[[Mayor of Indian Springs Village|Mayor]]: [[Brenda Bell Guercio]], unopposed (after [[Stewart Dudley]] withdrew) | ||
*[[Indian Springs Village City Council|Council]]: | *[[Indian Springs Village City Council|Council]]: | ||
**Place 1: [[Herb Robins]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 1: [[Herb Robins]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 2: [[Logan Cook]], [[Kathryn Harrington]] | **Place 2: [[Logan Cook]], [[Kathryn Harrington]] | ||
**Place 3: [[Brian Stauss|Brian G. Stauss]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 3: [[Brian Stauss|Brian G. Stauss]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 4: [[Jack Mendel|Jack M. Mendel]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 4: [[Jack Mendel|Jack M. Mendel]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 5: [[Barton Trammell|Barton J. Trammell]] (unopposed) | **Place 5: [[Barton Trammell|Barton J. Trammell]] (unopposed) | ||
==[[Montevallo]]== | ==[[Montevallo]]== | ||
*[[Mayor of Montevallo|Mayor]]: [[Hollie Cost]], [[Ben McCrory]] (incumbent) | *[[Mayor of Montevallo|Mayor]]: [[Hollie Cost]], 452 votes (53%) in runoff, winner; [[Ben McCrory]] (incumbent) 394 votes (47%) in runoff; [[David Nichols]], [[Steve Sears]] | ||
*[[Montevallo City Council|Council]]: | *[[Montevallo City Council|Council]]: | ||
** District 1: [[Rusty Nix]] (incumbent, unopposed | ** District 1: [[Rusty Nix]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
** District 2: [[Willie Goldsmith|Willie C. Goldsmith]] (incumbent, unopposed | ** District 2: [[Willie Goldsmith|Willie C. Goldsmith]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
** District 3: [[Sharon Gilbert|Sharon M. Gilbert]] (incumbent, unopposed | ** District 3: [[Sharon Gilbert|Sharon M. Gilbert]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
** District 4: | ** District 4: [[Don Hughes]] 111 votes (53%) in runoff, winner, [[Jason W. Peterson]], 99 votes (47%) in runoff, [[Brandon Broadhead]] | ||
** District 5: [[Jonathan Danzer]], [[Dee A. Woodham]] (incumbent) | ** District 5: [[Jonathan Danzer]], [[Dee A. Woodham]] (incumbent) | ||
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* [[Mayor of Pelham|Mayor]]: [[Don Murphy]] (incumbent), [[Steve Powell]], [[Gary Waters]] | * [[Mayor of Pelham|Mayor]]: [[Don Murphy]] (incumbent), [[Steve Powell]], [[Gary Waters]] | ||
*[[Pelham City Council|Council]]: | *[[Pelham City Council|Council]]: | ||
** | ** Place 1: [[Teresa Nichols]] (incumbent), [[Rick Hayes]] | ||
** | ** Place 2: [[Ron Scott]] (incumbent), [[Lucas Barger]] | ||
** | ** Place 3: [[David Ladewig]], [[Mildred Lanier]], [[Jim Martin]], [[Beth McMillan]] | ||
** | ** Place 4: [[Maurice Mercer]], 809 votes (76%) in runoff, winner; [[Jim Phillips (Pelham)|Jim Phillips]], 251 votes (24%) in runoff; [[Jeff Smith]]; [[Robert Sullivan]] | ||
** | ** Place 5: [[Bill Meadows]] (incumbent for Place 3), [[Karyl Rice]] (incumbent) | ||
==[[Vincent]]== | ==[[Vincent]]== | ||
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**Place 2: [[Bridgette Jordan-Smith]] (incumbent), [[Mae Hugh Kidd]] | **Place 2: [[Bridgette Jordan-Smith]] (incumbent), [[Mae Hugh Kidd]] | ||
**Place 3: [[Johnny Edwards]] (incumbent), [[Bob Gorum]] | **Place 3: [[Johnny Edwards]] (incumbent), [[Bob Gorum]] | ||
**Place 4: [[Ralph Kimble Jr]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 4: [[Ralph Kimble Jr]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 5: [[Mary Lee Reynolds]] (incumbent), [[Bruce Hamilton]] | **Place 5: [[Mary Lee Reynolds]] (incumbent), [[Bruce Hamilton]] | ||
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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. | 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 of Westover|Mayor]]: [[Mark McLaughlin]] (incumbent, unopposed | *[[Mayor of Westover|Mayor]]: [[Mark McLaughlin]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
*[[Westover Town Council|Council]]: | *[[Westover Town Council|Council]]: | ||
**Place 1: [[Buzz Ingle]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 1: [[Buzz Ingle]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 2: [[Larry Riggins]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 2: [[Larry Riggins]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 3: [[Annette Tyler]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 3: [[Annette Tyler]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 4: [[Jay Crisman III|James (Jay) Crisman III]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 4: [[Jay Crisman III|James (Jay) Crisman III]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Place 5: [[Jeanne Champion Fisch]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Place 5: [[Jeanne Champion Fisch]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
==[[Wilsonville]]== | ==[[Wilsonville]]== | ||
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**Seat 2: [[Alicia Harris]] (unopposed) | **Seat 2: [[Alicia Harris]] (unopposed) | ||
**Seat 3: [[Jessica Smitherman Martin]] (incumbent), [[JoAnn Hamm]] | **Seat 3: [[Jessica Smitherman Martin]] (incumbent), [[JoAnn Hamm]] | ||
**Seat 4: [[Carol Wisor]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Seat 4: [[Carol Wisor]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
**Seat 5: [[Deborah Hudson]] (incumbent, unopposed | **Seat 5: [[Deborah Hudson]] (incumbent), unopposed | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* "[http://www.shelbycountyreporter.com/2012/07/18/qualified-candidates-for-every-shelby-county-municipality/ Qualified candidates for every Shelby County municipality]." (July 18, 2012) | * "[http://www.shelbycountyreporter.com/2012/07/18/qualified-candidates-for-every-shelby-county-municipality/ Qualified candidates for every Shelby County municipality]." (July 18, 2012) {{SCR}} | ||
* Reed, Martin J. (November 6, 2012) "New Helena City Council, mayor begin their terms." {{BN}} | |||
[[Category:Shelby County]] | [[Category:Shelby County]] | ||
[[Category:Municipal elections]] | [[Category:Municipal elections|Shelby County 2012]] | ||
[[Category:2012 events]] | [[Category:2012 events]] |
Latest revision as of 09:56, 27 January 2022
2012 Shelby County municipal elections were held August 28, 2012 in several Shelby County cities and towns.
To see other Birmingham-area municipalities participating in the state-wide elections, see 2012 municipal elections.
Alabaster
- Mayor: Marty Handlon 2,555 votes (56%) in runoff, winner; David Frings (incumbent) 2,049 votes (44%) in runoff, Kevin Brand,
- Council:
- Ward 1: Sophie Martin (incumbent), unopposed
- Ward 2: Bob Hicks (incumbent), George Oldroyd
- Ward 3: Stacy Rakestraw (incumbent), Leslie Zemnes
- Ward 4: Rick Walters (incumbent), unopposed
- Ward 5: Russell Bedsole (unopposed)
- Ward 6: Scott Brakefield (incumbnet), unopposed
- Ward 7: Tommy Ryals (incumbnet), unopposed
Calera
- Mayor: Jon Graham (incumbent), Ed Gentry, Mike Roberson
- Council (6 seats at large): David Bradshaw (incumbent), Chris Bunn (incumbent), Philip Busby, Barbara Gray, Ernest Montgomery (incumbent), Bobby Joe Phillips (incumbent), Tim Sizemore, Kay Snowden-Turner, Alan Watts
Chelsea
- Mayor: Earl Niven (incumbent), Kirk Pownall
- Council:
- Place 1: Brian Horton, Dale Neuendorf (incumbent)
- Place 2: Tony Picklesimer (incumbent) 436 votes (50.3%) in runoff, winner; Scott Weygand, 429 votes (49.6%) in runoff; Will Lantrip
- Place 3: David Ingram, 437 votes (51%) in runoff, winner, Robert Barnes (incumbent), 416 votes (49%) in runoff
- Place 4: [ Alison Moore Nichols, 539 votes (63%) in runoff, winner; Mike Denton (incumbent), 323 votes (38%) in runoff; David Birdsong,
- Place 5: Juanita Champion (incumbent), Kurt Long, Scott Weldon
Columbiana
- Mayor: Stancil Handley, winner; Allan Lowe (incumbent); Matthew G. Morris, Jr
- Council:
- District 1: Leslie Whiting, Frieda Abrams (incumbent)
- District 2: Louis Payne, Barbara A. Moore
- District 3: Jim Strickland (incumbent), Ricky Ruston
- District 4: Kim R. King, Michele Walker
- District 5: David Gulutza, Ouida L. Mayfield (incumbent)
Harpersville
- Mayor: Theoangelo Perkins (incumbent), Don Greene
- Council:
- District 1, Place 1: Beverly Johnson (incumbent), unopposed
- District 1, Place 2: Shirley Middleton (incumbent), unopposed
- District 2, Place 1: Roy R. Wood (incumbent), Sheila Kidd Rich
- District 2, Place 2: William Rayfield (incumbent), David Sanders
- District 3, Place 3: Janet Gill (incumbent), unopposed
Helena
- Mayor: Mark R. Hall 2,087 votes (63%) in runoff, winner. Charles "Sonny" Penhale (incumbent) 1,234 votes (37%) in runoff, Ed Scheirer, Greg Eddins,
- Council:
- Place 1: Leigh Hulsey (incumbent), winner. George T. "Tad" Parker, Tangee Edwards
- Place 2: Mike Jones, winner, Barbara Hyche (incumbent)
- Place 3: Cris Nelson (incumbent) winner, Mike McNorton
- Place 4: Leslie Bartlett, winner, Jerry Deon Pate (incumbent)
- Place 5: Hewy Woodman (uncontested)
Indian Springs Village
- Mayor: Brenda Bell Guercio, unopposed (after Stewart Dudley withdrew)
- Council:
- Place 1: Herb Robins (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 2: Logan Cook, Kathryn Harrington
- Place 3: Brian G. Stauss (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 4: Jack M. Mendel (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 5: Barton J. Trammell (unopposed)
Montevallo
- Mayor: Hollie Cost, 452 votes (53%) in runoff, winner; Ben McCrory (incumbent) 394 votes (47%) in runoff; David Nichols, Steve Sears
- Council:
- District 1: Rusty Nix (incumbent), unopposed
- District 2: Willie C. Goldsmith (incumbent), unopposed
- District 3: Sharon M. Gilbert (incumbent), unopposed
- District 4: Don Hughes 111 votes (53%) in runoff, winner, Jason W. Peterson, 99 votes (47%) in runoff, Brandon Broadhead
- District 5: Jonathan Danzer, Dee A. Woodham (incumbent)
Pelham
- Mayor: Don Murphy (incumbent), Steve Powell, Gary Waters
- Council:
- Place 1: Teresa Nichols (incumbent), Rick Hayes
- Place 2: Ron Scott (incumbent), Lucas Barger
- Place 3: David Ladewig, Mildred Lanier, Jim Martin, Beth McMillan
- Place 4: Maurice Mercer, 809 votes (76%) in runoff, winner; Jim Phillips, 251 votes (24%) in runoff; Jeff Smith; Robert Sullivan
- Place 5: Bill Meadows (incumbent for Place 3), Karyl Rice (incumbent)
Vincent
- Mayor: Ray McAllister (incumbent), Joey Cobb
- Council:
- Place 1: Louise Spruell Simons, Larry King (incumbent)
- Place 2: Bridgette Jordan-Smith (incumbent), Mae Hugh Kidd
- Place 3: Johnny Edwards (incumbent), Bob Gorum
- Place 4: Ralph Kimble Jr (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 5: Mary Lee Reynolds (incumbent), Bruce Hamilton
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), unopposed
- Council:
- Place 1: Buzz Ingle (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 2: Larry Riggins (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 3: Annette Tyler (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 4: James (Jay) Crisman III (incumbent), unopposed
- Place 5: Jeanne Champion Fisch (incumbent), unopposed
Wilsonville
- Mayor: Rosemary Liveoak (incumbent), Lee McCarty
- Council (7 seats at large): Dennis Blackerby (incumbent), Don Davis, Calvin Gill (incumbent), Patricia R. "Pat" Johnson (incumbent), Ricky Ray Morris, Terry Newman (incumbent), N. Alan Revis (incumbent), Melissa Rosetta (incumbent)
Wilton
- Mayor: Joe H. Fancher (incumbent), Frank Page
- Council:
- Seat 1: Bryan R. Gandy (unopposed)
- Seat 2: Alicia Harris (unopposed)
- Seat 3: Jessica Smitherman Martin (incumbent), JoAnn Hamm
- Seat 4: Carol Wisor (incumbent), unopposed
- Seat 5: Deborah Hudson (incumbent), unopposed
References
- "Qualified candidates for every Shelby County municipality." (July 18, 2012) Shelby County Reporter
- Reed, Martin J. (November 6, 2012) "New Helena City Council, mayor begin their terms." The Birmingham News