List of mayors of Omaha

List of mayors of Omaha

This is a list of mayors of Omaha, Nebraska, USA.

List of mayors

Name Term began Term ended
Jesse Lowe 1857 1858
Andrew Jackson Poppleton 1858 1858 (resigned)
George Robert Armstrong (interim mayor) 1858 1859
David Douglas Belden 1859 1860
Clinton Briggs 1860 1861
George Robert Armstrong 1861 1862 (resigned)
Benjamin Eli Barnet Kennedy (interim mayor) 1862 1864
Addison R. Gilmore 1864 1865
Lorin Miller 1865 1867
Charles H. Brown 1867 1868
George M. Roberts 1868 1869
Ezra Millard 1869 1871
Smith Samuel Caldwell 1871 1872
Joseph Hopkins Millard 1872 1873
William M. Brewer 1873 1874 (resigned)
James S. Gibson (acting mayor) 1874 1874
Champion S. Chase 1874 1877
Reuben H. Wilbur 1877 1879
Champion S. Chase 1879 1881
James E. Boyd 1881 1883
Champion S. Chase 1883 1884 (removed from office)
Patrick F. Murphy (acting mayor) 1884 1885
James E. Boyd 1885 1887
William J. Broatch 1887 1890
Richard C. Cushing 1890 1892
George Pickering Bemis 1892 1896
William J. Broatch 1896 1897
William F. Bechel (acting mayor) 1897 1897
Frank E. Moores 1897 1906 (died in office; may have served illegally[1])
Harry B. Zimman (acting mayor) 1906 1906
James C. Dahlman 1906 1918
Edward Parsons Smith 1918 1921
James C. Dahlman 1921 1930 (died in office)
John H. Hopkins (acting mayor) 1930 1930
Richard Lee Metcalfe (interim mayor) 1930 1933
Roy Nathan Towl 1933 1936
Dan Bernard Butler 1936 1945
Charles W. Leeman 1945 1948
Glenn C. Cunningham 1948 1954
John R. Rosenblatt 1954 1961
James J. Dworak 1961 1965
Alexander V. Sorensen 1965 1969
Eugene A. Leahy 1969 1973
Edward F. Zorinsky 1973 1976 (resigned)
Robert G. Cunningham (interim mayor) 1976 1977
Albert L. Veys 1977 1981
Mike Boyle 1981 1987 (removed from office)
Stephen H. Tomasek, Jr. (acting mayor) 1987 1987
Bernard R. Simon (interim mayor) 1987 1988 (died in office)
Fred L. Conley (acting mayor) 1988 1988
Walter M. Calinger (interim mayor) 1988 1989
Paul J. (PJ) Morgan, Jr. 1989 1994 (resigned)
Sebastian (Subby) Anzaldo (acting mayor) 1994 1995
Harold J. (Hal) Daub, Jr. 1995 2001
Michael G. (Mike) Fahey 2001 2009
Jim Suttle 2009

See also

References

  1. ^ "Nebraska Supreme Court holds his election illegal on the grounds he is a defaulter," New York Times. September 24, 1898. Retrieved 1/23/08.

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