List of Mayors of Clearwater, Florida


This is a List of mayors that served the City of Clearwater, Florida. Clearwater was first incorporated in 1891.

Mayor Term Notes
James E. Crane 1891 First mayor
Daniel S. Kidder 1901
J.F. Bennett 1902
E.J. Armstrong 1903
R.H. Padgett 1904–1905
J.R. Jeffords 1906
Leroy J. Brandon 1907–1909
E.L. Pearce 1910
AE Sloan 1911
C.H. Evans 1912–1913
J.R. Jeffords 1914–1915
John R. Thomas 1916–1917
R.K. Brandon 1918–1919
Frank J. Booth 1920–1926
H.H. Baskin 1926–1934
Ray E. Green 1935–1938 Elected Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court
E.B. Casler, Jr. 1938–1940
George R. Seavy 1941–1946
J.O. Houze 1947–1948
Harry D. Sargeant 1949–1950
Herbert M. Brown 1951–1956 Re-elected unopposed
Lewis H. Homer 1957–1958
Alex D. Finch 1959–1960
Robert L. Weatherly 1961–1964 Elected December 20, 1960
Joseph K. Turner 1965–1966
H. Everett Hougen 1967–1974
Gabriel Cazares 1975–1978 Resigned April 3, 1978
Charles F. LeCher 1978–1982 Sworn in April 13, 1978
Kathleen F. Kelly 1983–1986 First Woman Mayor
Rita Garvey 1987–1999
Brian Aungst 1999–2005 Re-elected Unopposed in March 2002
Frank Hibbard 2005–2012 Elected Unopposed in March 2005 youngest mayor in modern history. Re-elected in 2008.
George N. Cretekos 2012-Present Elected January 31, 2012.

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