Originally, the term of the mayor of Green Bay, Wisconsin, was one year. In 1904, the mayoral term was changed to two years. In 1967, the mayoral term was changed to four years.
The current mayor is Eric Genrich, who was officially sworn into office on April 15, 2019. The previous mayor, Jim Schmitt, was the longest-serving mayor in Green Bay's history, at 16 years (2003–2019).
List of mayors
#MayorSworn InLeft officeTermsComments11854185512185518561318561858241858185915185918601618601861171861186328186318641Second non-consecutive term.9186418651Second non-consecutive term.101865186611118661867112186718681131868187131418711872115187218731Second non-consecutive term.16187318741Second non-consecutive term.171874187621818761877119187718803Second non-consecutive term.20188018811211881188212218821883123188318852Second non-consecutive term.24188518883251888189022618901896627189618993281899190232919021904230190419082Mayor's term changed to two years.3119081916432191619212331921192753419271929135192919374361937193813719381945338194519555391955195924019591965341196519722 1/2Mayor's term changed to four years before the 1967 election. Died in office.42197219731/2Served as mayor until a special election was held.43197319751/2Served until the regular election in 1975.44197519791451979199544619952003247200320194482019present1Incumbent
References
External links Mayor's Office Biographies of Green Bay mayors