Local Government
The City of Lubbock operates under a council-manager government system, led by a legislative body called a city council. Citizens elect six council members, one for each of Lubbock’s six districts, and a mayor. The council members serve a four-year term, and the mayor serves a two-year term. In addition, there are currently no term limits for the mayor or city council members. The city council elects a Mayor Pro Tempore, who serves as mayor in the absence of the elected mayor, as well as a city manager to handle the ordinary business of the city.
MAYOR MARK McBRAYER
DISTRICT 1 – CHRISTY MARTINEZ-GARCIA
DISTRICT 2 – GORDON HARRIS
DISTRICT 3 – DAVID BRUEGEL
DISTRICT 4 – BRAYDEN ROSE
DISTRICT 5 – DR. JENNIFER WILSON
DISTRICT 6 – TIM COLLINS
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