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Tyler Bowen
Council District: 1
4534 Magazine Avenue | 681-888-1365
Party Affiliation: Republican
Profession: Residential Dining Manager for Sodexo at Marshall University
Education: BS in Dietetics
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
Vinson Little League Board of Directors
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
Growing up in Huntington, there was always a feeling of closeness to the neighbors in the community. Years later, raising a family in the same neighborhood I grew up in, there are still a lot of those same connections being made with families growing. I believe in our communities, and by strengthening family involvement and connectivity, we can instill a love of our city for generations to come. Those connections and memories built are what I love most about Huntington.

Todd Sweeney
Council District: 2
1026 Monroe Avenue | 304-544-2138
Party Affiliation: Republican
Profession: Direct Care Specialist at Starlight Behavioral Health Services
Education: Huntington High School Class of 1990
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
West Huntington Organization
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
The parks and riverfront are great. I also love the small-town feel of the city.

Tia “Fix” Rumbaugh
Council District: 3
529 6th Avenue | 304-710-1143
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Owner of So Social Daycare
Education: Ceredo-Kenova High School; New York University, BS
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service: Junior League of Huntington; Stoop Group; Central United Methodist Church
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
The opportunity to build your dream, whatever that may be, in the most progressive city in West Virginia, is alive and well. The community of support, the skill, and the follow -is found with every neighbor. It's a wonderful place to work and play, raise children, and carve out your legacy and tributes to humanity.

Jennifer Wheeler (Chairwoman)
Council District: 4
800 Fifth Avenue, P. O. Box 1659 | 304.416.4167
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Director of Development, Huntington Museum of Art
Education: Master's Degree
Year Elected: 2016
Community Involvement:
- Tri-State Transit Authority Board of Directors (secretary)
- Mayor's Council for the Arts
- Arts Advocacy Council
- Generation Huntington/YPC
- Southside Neighborhood Organization
- Women's Caucus for Leadership
- Junior League of Huntington - Sustainer
- Toy Train of West Virginia
- Huntington Area Convention and Visitors Bureau volunteer
- Awards: MU Distinguished Alumni, Chamber of Commerce-Generation Huntington Award, Neighborhood Institute of Huntington Award (Public Safety)
What do you like most?
Besides having all the amenities of a big city with the charm of a small town, it is the people that I love the most. To be a Huntingtonian is to be kind, caring, compassionate and proud. Huntington is America's Best Community!

Teresa Johnson
Council District: 5
1749 9th Avenue | 304-633-8136
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Daycare Owner
Education:
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
Daycare owner for 40 years; Member of Fairfield Community Development Corporation; Faith/health connector at Cabell Huntington Hospital
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
The neighbors and the willingness of the community to make things better.

Holly Smith Mount
Council District: 6
126 Woodland Drive | 681-888-1611
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Registered Nurse, Director of Patient Experience for Mountain Health Network
Education: BSN from Marshall University, MSN from Walden University
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
Ronald McDonald House Board Member; Play it Forward Co-Founder & President; Cabell-Huntington Health Department Harm Reduction Program Advisory Panel; former Neighborhood Institute Board Member as President of Southeast Hills Neighborhood Association
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
I love that we have many amenities of bigger city living with the smaller-town feel. Our downtown scene has really grown and flourished in an exciting way, and I am proud to live and raise my family here where the people are so kind and ready to pitch in and help.

Mike Shockley (Vice Chairman)
Council District: 7
2722 Washington Boulevard | 304.633.0289
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Director of Sales, Holiday Inn & Suites
Education: BBA in marketing, Marshall University
Year Elected: 2016
Community Involvement:
- MU Quarterback Club board member
- Vice president/coach for Southeastern Babe Ruth
- Huntington Classic Regatta
- Huntington Rotary Club
- Pi Kappa Phi Alumni Chapter at Marshall University
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
The community. I'm a lifelong resident with family and friends here.

Patrick D. Jones
Council District: 8
2564 3rd Avenue | 304-638-8897
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Substitute Teacher
Education: BA from Marshall University, 1982
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
Volunteer youth coach and Little League board member
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
The small-town atmosphere and Marshall University.

Dale Anderson II
Council District: 9
800 Fifth Avenue, P. O. Box 1659 | 304-840-1555
Party Affiliation: Republican
Profession: Retail Management
Education: Homeschooled; GED; some business administration courses; degree incomplete
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
Mud River Baptist Church; Cabell County Republican Member (associate member); Guyandotte Neighborhood Association
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
Home is where your heart is, and Huntington has always been home. We have a wonderful park system, hiking and biking trails, and access to state parks in close proximity to the city. We have potential to grow and be a beacon for others. I’m excited about our future, and you should be, too.

DuRon Jackson
Council District: At-Large Representative
1018 13th Street | 304-942-4644
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Youth Program Director, Huntington YMCA
Education: High School Diploma
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
Member of Fairfield Community Development Corporation; Member of United Way Prevention Empowerment Partnership; Member of Southside Local School Improvement Council and Beautification Committee
What do you like most about living in Huntington?
How the people of Huntington come together to work on and solve challenges in our city.

Bob Bailey
Council District: At-Large Representative
238 Carrington Court | 304-654-1301
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Teacher and coach
Education: AB and MA degrees
Year Elected: 2020
Community Service:
Chairman, TTA Board of Directors; Chairman, Cabell County Community Services Organization Board of Directors
What do you like most about lviing in Huntington?
Good mayor, good parks, great school system, churches, good people and good transportation.