This is a list of mayors who have served the city of Montgomery, Alabama, United States.

Steven Reed, incumbent mayor since November 12, 2019.
| Elections in Alabama | 
|---|
|  | 
|  Government | 
| Mayor | Term[1] | 
|---|---|
| Samuel D. Holt (1st term) | 1838[2] | 
| Jack Thorington | 1839—1840 | 
| Hardy Herbet | 1841 | 
| Perez Coleman | 1842—1846 | 
| Nimrod E. Benson | 1847 | 
| Edwin B. Harris | 1848—1849 | 
| Robert T. Davis | 1850 | 
| Thomas Welsh | 1851 | 
| Samuel D. Holt (2nd term) | 1852 | 
| Charles R. Hansford | 1853—1859 | 
| Andrew J. Noble | 1860—1861 | 
| J.F. Johnson | 1862—1863 | 
| Walter L. Coleman | 1864—1868 | 
| Thomas O. Glasscock | 1868—1870 | 
| H.E. Faber | 1870—1875 | 
| Mordecai L. Moses[3] | 1875—1881 | 
| J.B. Gaston | 1881—1885 | 
| W.S. Reese | 1885—1889 | 
| Edward A. Graham | 1889—1891 | 
| John G. Crommelin, Sr. | 1891—1895 | 
| John H. Clisby | 1895—1899 | 
| E.B. Joseph | 1900—1903 | 
| Thomas H. Carr | 1903—1905 | 
| W.M. Teague | 1905—1909 | 
| Gaston Gunter | 1909—1910 | 
| W.A. Gunter, Jr. (1st term) | 1911—1915 | 
| W.T. Robertson | 1915—1919 | 
| W.A. Gunter, Jr. (2nd term) | 1919—1940 | 
| Cyrus B. Brown | 1941—1944 | 
| David E. Dunn | 1944—1945 | 
| John L. Goodwyn | 1946—1951 | 
| W. A. Gayle | 1951—1959 | 
| Earl D. James | 1959—1971 | 
| Jim Robinson | 1971—1977 | 
| Emory Folmar | 1977—1999 | 
| Bobby Bright | November 9, 1999—January 6, 2009 | 
| Charles Jinright | January 6, 2009—March 24, 2009 | 
| Todd Strange | March 24, 2009—November 12, 2019 | 
| Steven Reed | November 12, 2019—present[4] | 
See also
References
- ↑ Owen, Thomas McAdory; Owen, Marie Bankhead (1921), History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography, vol. II (De luxe supplement ed.), Chicago: S. J. Clarke, p. 1037, retrieved 2009-01-17
- ↑ "Mayors of Montgomery". Code of Ordinances of the City Council of Montgomery. 1902.
- ↑ Montgomery, Alabama, Goldring / Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life, retrieved January 31, 2009
- ↑ WSFA Staff. "Steven Reed sworn-in as Montgomery's first black mayor". wsfa.com. Retrieved 2019-12-06.
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