The
Detroit City Council is the legislative body of the City of
Detroit, Michigan. The City Council consists of nine members elected
at-large for a four-year term. Ballot attempts to elect council members from city wards have failed. As of
2001, Detroit is the largest city in the country to elect its entire legislative council at-large.
The City Council was first constituted as the legislative body of the City in 1824 and was called the Common Council until July 1, 1974 - the effective date of Detroit's new City Charter.
Current members
Former members
2002 election
1998 election
1994 election
- Maryann Mahaffey
- Gill Hill
- Clyde Cleveland
- Kay Everett
- Alberta Tinsley-Williams
- Nicholas Hood III
- Sheila M. Cockrel
- Mel Ravitz
- Brenda M. Scott
1990 election
1986
1982
- Erma Henderson
- Nicholas Hood
- Maryann Mahaffey
- Clyde Cleveland
- Jack Kelley
- Mel Ravitz
- Barbara Rose-Collins
- David Eberhard
- John W. Peoples
1978
1974
1970
- Mel Ravitz
- Nicholas Hood
- Carl W. Levin
- David Eberhard
- Robert Tindal (Died 7/30/71)
- William G. Rogell
- Philip J. Vanantwerp
- Anthony J. Wierzbicki
- Ernest C. Browne, Jr.
- Erma Henderson (Elected 11/7/72 - First Black Councilwoman)
1966
- Ed Carey
- James H. Brickley (Resd 1/15/67)
- Louis Miriani
- Edward Connor (Resd 12/31/66)
- Mel Ravitz
- Mary V. Beck
- Philip J. Vanantwerp
- Nicholas Hood
- Wm. G. Rogell
- Robert Tindal (Elected 11/5/68)
- Anthony J. Wierzbicki (Elected 11/5/68)
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