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Century To Set Election For Mayor, Two Council Seats
March 24, 2011
The office of mayor and two Century town council seats will be on the ballot this fall in Century.
Council Seat 1, currently held by Ann Brooks, and Seat 2, currently held by Nadine McCaw, and Mayor Freddie McCall’s post will be on the October 11 ballot. A run-off election, if needed, will be held November 8.
Qualifying for the election will be held from noon, Monday, August 1 until noon, Friday August 5. To qualify for any of the offices, a candidate must be a registered voter in Century. In addition, any candidate for mayor must have been a resident of Century for six months prior to their qualification date. The qualifying fee for mayor is $185.50 and $48 for a council seat.
The Century Town Council is set to approve an ordinance at their April 4 meeting setting the official guidelines for the election. Click here to read the ordinance.
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