List of mayors of Pittsfield, Massachusetts

This is a list of mayors of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Pittsfield became a city in 1891.


# Mayor Picture Term Party
1 Charles E. Hibbard 1891–1892 Democratic
2 Jabez L. Peck 1892–1894 Republican
3 John Crawford Crosby 1894–1895 Democratic
4 Walter Foxcroft Hawkins 1896–1897 Republican
5 William W. Whiting 1898–1899 Democratic
6 Hezekiah S. Russell 1900–1901 Republican
7 Daniel England 1902–1902[1] Democratic
8 Harry Dwight Sisson 1903–1904 Republican
9 Allen H. Bagg 1905–1907 Republican
10 William H. MacInnis 1908–1910 Democratic
11 Kelton B. Miller 1911–1912 Republican
12 Patrick J. Moore 1913–1914 Democratic
13 George W. Faulkner 1915–1916 Republican
14 William C. Moulton 1917–1919 Republican
15 Louis A. Merchant January 5, 1920 – January 3, 1921 Republican
16 Michael W. Flynn January 3, 1921-January 1923 Democratic
17 Charles W. Power 1923–1924 Republican
18 Fred T. Francis 1925-1926 Republican
19 Harry Goodrich West 1927[1] Republican
20 Jay Preston Barnes 1928–1932 Democratic
21 Patrick J. Moore 1932-1933 Democratic
22 Allen H. Bagg 1934-1937 Republican Republican
23 James Fallon 1938-1947 Democratic
24 Robert T. Capeless 1948–1956 Democratic
25 Harvey E. Lake 1956–1958 Republican
25 Remo Del Gallo 1965–1968[2] Democratic
26 Donald G. Butler 1968-1973 Republican
27 Evan Dobelle 1974-1976 Republican
28 Paul E. Brindle III 1977-1979 Democratic
29 Charles L. Smith 1980-1987 Democratic
30 Anne Wojtkowski 1988-1991 Democratic
31 Edward M. Reilly 1992–1998 Democratic
32 Gerald S. Doyle Jr. 1998–2002 Democratic
33 Sara Hathaway 2002–2004 Democratic
34 James M. Ruberto[1] 2004–2012 Democratic
35 Daniel Bianchi 2012–2016 Democratic
36 Linda M. Tyer[3] 2016-2023 Democratic

References

  1. ^ a b c "Ruberto reflects -- and looks ahead". October 20, 2015. Retrieved May 28, 2015.
  2. ^ "Legendary Pittsfield political figure honored". Berkshire Beacon. May 30, 2013. Retrieved May 28, 2015.
  3. ^ "'Deeply humbled' Linda Tyer takes reins as Pittsfield's mayor". www.berkshireeagle.com. Retrieved January 6, 2016.
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