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City of Clayton Mayor

Linda Goldstein
Linda Goldstein
7420 Cromwell Drive
lgoldstein@ci.clayton.mo.us
314-290-8470 Office

Ward I

Judy goodman
Judy R. Goodman
17 Wydown Terrace
jgoodman@ci.clayton.mo.us
314-862-6023 Home
314-968-3060 Office

Andrea Maddox-Dallas
Andrea Maddox-Dallas
112 Aberdeen Place
amdcons@ci.clayton.mo.us
314-725-4234 Home

Ward II

Michelle Harris
Michelle Harris
36 Broadview
mharris@ci.clayton.mo.us
314-725-8882 Home

Cynthia Garnholz
Cynthia Garnholz
7429 Byron Place
cgarnholz@ci.clayton.mo.us
314-338-2238 Office

Ward III

Steven E. Lichtenfeld
Steven E. Lichtenfeld
8010 Daytona Drive
slichtenfeld@ci.clayton.mo.us
314-727-5476 Home
314-754-6308 Office

Mark Winings Head Shot
Mark Winings
910 S. Central Ave.
mwinings@ci.clayton.mo.us
314-725-9182 Home
314-444-7840 Office

Mayor & Board of Aldermen

Mayor's Office: 314-290-8470
Board of Aldermen: 314-290-8469
Fax: 314-863-0295

Meeting Times
The Board of Aldermen meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month.  Meetings are held in the Council Chambers (room 201) located on the second floor at City Hall, 10 N. Bemiston Avenue.  Call 314-290-8460 for information.

Board of Aldermen Discussion Session
Discussion sessions start at 6:15 p.m. (scheduled as needed, immediately preceding the Board of Aldermen Business Sessions)

Board of Aldermen Business Session 
The business session starts at 7:00 p.m.

Roles and Duties
The legislative powers of the City Government are vested in Clayton's elected officials, which include the Mayor, who is elected at-large for a three year term, and six Aldermen, who are elected from the City's three wards on a staggered three year term basis.  The Mayor and the Board of Aldermen represent Clayton's various constituencies in establishing municipal policies and priorities and are assisted by the City administration and various advisory boards and commissions.  

Voluntary Boards, Committees, and Commissions
A member of a City of Clayton board, committee or commission serves a very important role in community life.  Residents or other individuals who serve on a board, committee or commission dedicate many hours a year in service to the City and its citizens without compensation. The input of these committee members helps to shape the policies under which the City operates. This interaction helps make the government reflective of citizen attitudes and to set the standards of service expected by the citizens. The Mayor, with Board of Aldermen approval, appoints all board, committee and commission members.

The terms of office for the various boards, committees, and commissions vary from one to five years.

Refer also to Clayton's Meeting Guidelines

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