| Mayor of Inglewood | |
|---|---|
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| Formation | 1908 |
| First holder | William H. Kelso |
Following is a list of the mayors of Inglewood, California.
| Mayor of Inglewood | |
|---|---|
| | |
| Formation | 1908 |
| First holder | William H. Kelso |
Following is a list of the mayors of Inglewood, California.
| Image | Years of service | Mayor | Notes / Citation |
|---|---|---|---|
 | February 1908 – April 1914 | William H. Kelso | First mayor of Inglewood, California [1] |
 | April 1914 – April 1916 | Louis B. Hardin | [1] |
 | April 1916 – April 1918 | William S. Hudson | [1] |
 | April 1918 – April 1920 | John Aerick | [1] |
 | April 1920 – October 1920 | Claude A. Allen | [1] |
 | October 1920 – May 1924 | Samuel H. Spafford | [1] |
 | April 1927 – April 1931 | Hugh B. Lawrence | [1] |
 | April 1931 – December 1944 | Raymond V. Darby | [1] |
 | December 1944 – January 1951 | Ernest S. Dixon | [1] |
 | January 1951 – April 1963 | George C. England | [1] |
 | April 1963 – April 1971 | William G. Goedike | [1] |
 | April 1971 – April 1979 | Merle Mergell | [1] |
 | June 1979 – June 1983 | Lee Weinstein | [1] |
 | June 1983 – November 1996 | Edward Vincent | First African-American mayor [1] |
 | April 1997 – January 2010 | Roosevelt Dorn | [1] |
 | September 2010 – January 2011 | Danny Tabor | [1] |
 | January 2011 – Present | James T. Butts Jr. | |
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