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The form of government for the City of Elkton is known as the "Mayor-Council Plan."  This plan of government consists of an elected executive, the Mayor, and an elected legislative body, the City Council.  There are six members of the City Council.                       
    


Doug Gibson is a lifelong resident of Todd County.  He has worked at the concrete plant in Elkton for over 45 years under three different owners, most recently Irving Materials (IMI).  Doug is married to Sue Gibson and has two daughters and the proud grandfather of three handsome grandsons.  Mr. Gibson serves as the Street Department liaison.

 

 

 

Eugene Jefferson has served on the Elkton City Council for twenty-four years. He has been employed at Emerson Electric for 37 years.  Mr. Jefferson serves as the Police Department liaison.
E-mail:
eugenejefferson@bellsouth.net

 

 


 

 

Danny O. Laster has been a local insurance agent with American General for many years. He is married with two grown children and four grandchildren. He has lived in Elkton for over 35 years.  Mr. Laster serves as the Utility Department liaison.

 

 

 

 

David Powell is a life long resident of Todd County and currently resides on Howard Circle with his wife Sue and two children Melanie and Taylor. David works at Logan Aluminum and serves as the Fire Department liaison.
E-mail:
dapowell2@bellsouth.net

 

 

 

 

Cindy Sidebottom is serving her second term on the city council.  She is a medical technologist at Gateway Hospital in Clarksville, Tennessee.  Cindy is married to Brian Sidebottom and has one daughter, Grace Elizabeth.  She is the cemetery liaison and welcomes all concerns and comments on the cemetery.  Cindy resides at 407 South Main Street and can be reached at 265-2109 or by e-mail.
E-mail: cindy_sidebottom@todaysgateway.com

 

 

 

Jimmy Scott was recently elected to his first full term on the City Council after previously serving part of a term to fill a vacancy on the City Council.  Jimmy represents the city on the Recreation Commission.

      

 

 

 

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