List of mayors of Rutland, Vermont

This is a list of people who have served as Mayor of the US city of Rutland, Vermont, since its incorporation as a city on November 19, 1892.

Mayor	Term	Notes
John A. Mead	1893
Levi G. Kingsley	1894
John A. Sheldon	1895
Thomas H. Browne	1896
Percival W. Clement	1897-1898
William Y. W. Ripley	1899
John D. Spellman	1900
J. Burton Hollister	1901
David W. Temple	1902-1903
Jack S. Carder	1904
J. Forest Manning	1905
Charles E. Paige	1906
Rollin R. Richmond	1907
Henry O. Carpenter	1908-1910
Percival W. Clement	1911-1912
Charles L. Howe	1912	Judge Charles Luther Howe succeeded Clement when Clement resigned to serve as Chairman of New England Railroad Conference Commission and a member of the Vermont Educational Commission.[1][2][3][4]
Henry C. Brislin	1913-1914
Bert L. Stafford	1915-1916
Henry C. Brislin	1917-1918
James C. Dunn	1919-1926
Arthur W. Perkins	1927-1934
Henry H. Branchaud	1935-1938
Henry B. Carpenter	1939-1942
Wayne N. Temple	1943-1949
Dan J. Healy	1949-1957
Francis F. Waterman	1957-1959
Dan J. Healy	1959-1961
John J. Daley	1961-1965
Harold J. Nichols	1965-1971
William H. Foley, Sr.	1971-1973
Gilbert G. Godnick	1973-1981
John J. Daley	1981-1987
Jeffery N. Wennberg	1987-1999
John P. Cassarino	1999-2007	[5]
Christopher C. Louras	2007-2017	Bid for 6th term defeated by City Councilor David Allaire, March 2017[6]
David Allaire	2017-2023
Michael Doenges	2023-present

References

1. Howe obituary. Rutland Daily Herald. July 26, 1937.
2. Railway Age Gazette, General News, April 25, 1913, page 963
3. Electric Railway Journal, Word of New England Railroad Conference, June 7, 1913, page 1034
4. Journal of Education, Educational News: New England States; Vermont, January 7, 1915, page 23
5. "109th Annual Report Fiscal Year July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001". City of Rutland, Vermont. p. 11.
6. Wilson Ring, AP (March 8, 2017). "Mayor Believes His Syrian Refugee Plan Cost Him Re-Election". U.S. News & World Report. Retrieved March 9, 2017.

External links

• City of Rutland, Vermont