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Board of Aldermen & Mayor

City Officials:

   

Tim Grenke PhotoMayor - Tim Grenke(2015)
230 S Hickman
682-7170 -cell

682-2139 - office

 

Lynn BehrnsCity Administrator- Lynn P.Behrns
705 Emerald Drive
682-3755-home

Merritt BeckAttorney - Merritt Beck
116 North Allen- office
682-2114-office
15 Leabrook Drive- home
682-3506-home

 

Larry DudgeonPolice Chief- Larry Dudgeon
501 E Switzler
573-470-8280
682-2131-work

Prosecuting Attorney - April Wilson
103 S Main, Memphis, MO
660-465-2010-office
660-465-2009-fax

 

Treasurer - William H. Miller
918 Eastmont
682-5478-home
682-5511-work

     

Aldermen:

   

SimmonsWard 1
Catherine Simmons (2014)
127 Sunset Lane
(573) 819-1272

 

Ward 1Wilkins
David Wilkins (2015)

220 Sunset Lane

(573) 682-1332

Ward 2Angell
Jon Angell (2014)
2 Sunrise Circle

(573) 682-3969

 

BillWard 2
Don Bormann (2015)
524 S. Miles
(573) 682-3337

(573) 682-5860-work

Ward 3
Landon Magley (2014)

644 Spauldin Dr
(573) 682-4162

 

Ward 3

Jim Lee (2015)
322 E Singleton
(573) 881-6598

     

City of Centralia Mission Statement


"Our principle is to help our citizens live safe and prosperous lives".

It is the desire of our city government to work together in a sense of pride, and a spirit of personal accomplishment and partnership.

We, as citizens of Centralia ourselves, will accomplish this through professional insight, community service, fiscal responsibility, public safety standards, innovative programs, goal setting for the future and individual responsibility.

The outgrowth of our work together will enable our diverse citizens, young and old, to continually grow and prosper.

The City of Centralia...
                   Stability, Trust and Pride!

   
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