List of mayors of Kozani

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Kozani, administratively, functions as a municipality, from 1879. Up to then, it was recognized as community. The current Mayor is Lazaros Maloutas, since 2009.

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The mayors of Kozani (1879–1912) – during the Ottoman domination

Nikolaos Chalkias (twice), Emmanouil M. Manos, Kotias Dardoufas, Nik. Rompapas (twice), Ioannis K. Govedaros (twice), Georgios Tsiminakis, Ioannis G. Govedaros, Georgios Handgiandreou (twice), Konstantinos A. Gagalis (twice), Stefanos G. Gortsoulis, Georgios Em. Manos, Nikolaos G. Armenoulis.

The mayors of Kozani since 1912

#NameTook officeLeft office Party
1stNikolaos Armenoulis19121913
2ndGeorgios Manos19131915
3rdKonstantinos Gagalis19151916
4thGeorgios Manos19161916
5thGeorgios Delivanis19171919
6thIlias Vamvakas19191920
7thGeorgios Delivanis19201920
8thNikolaos Tsiminakis19201920, 12 November
9thAsterios Terpou1920, 13 November1922, 30 November
10thNikolaos Tsiminakis1922, 1 December1925, 3 September
11thIoannis Govedaros1925, 4 September1925, 30 December
12thAsterios Terpou1925, 1 December1928, 24 February
13thArgyrios Tsoumis1928, 24 February1929, 30 August
14thAsterios Karagounis1929, 1 September1934
15thAsterios Terpou19341939
16thCharisios Govedaros19401945
17thIoannis Goras19451945
18thChristakis Konstantinou19451945
19thDimitrios Terpou19461950
20thArgyrios Tsoumis19511955
21stVasilios Matiakis19551964
22ndMerkouris Kyratsous19641967
23rdNikolaos Chasapis1967, 29 May1967, 31 August
24thKonstantinos Polyzoulis1967, 1 September1971, 7 November
25thNikolaos Athanasiadis1971, 8 November1972, 28 January
26thKonstantinos Polyzoulis1972, 29 January1973, 25 May
27thDimitrios Delialis1973, 26 May1974, 24 September
28thGeorgios Foskolos1974, 25 September1975, 31 May
29thIoannis Papagiannis1975, 1 June1982, 31 December
30thIoannis Pagounis1983, 1 January1990, 31 December
31stParaskeuas (Paris) Koukoulopoulos1991, 1 January2009, 21 September
32ndLazaros Maloutas2009, 22 September2014, 31 August
33rdEleftherios Ioannidis2014, 1 September2019, 30 August
34thLazaros Maloutas2019, 30 August

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