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Updated Councillors Listing 2018 ST. MARY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Richard Creary (Mayor) Richmond JLP 2. Jason James Gayle JLP (Deputy Mayor) 3. Mitsy Hudson Hampstead JLP 4. Germaine Smiley Port Maria JLP 5. Hugh Bryan Annotto Bay JLP 6. Krystal Lee Retreat JLP 7. Sheldon Kidd Oracabessa JLP 8. Leroy Sewell Boscobel JLP 9. Doreen Hutchinson Carron Hall JLP 10. Lenford Danvers Castleton JLP 11. Levan Freeman Belfield PNP 12. Paul Fyffe Highgate PNP 13. Lincoln Dixon Islington PNP ST. CATHERINE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Cllr. Norman Scott Greendale PNP (Mayor) 2. Ralston Wilson (Deputy Ginger Ridge PNP Mayor) 3. Cllr. Hugh Graham Lluidas Vale PNP 4. Cllr. Beverly Jobson-Grant Ewarton PNP 5. Cllr. Sydney Rose Treadways PNP 6. Cllr. Herbert Garriques Linstead PNP 7. Cllr. Keith Knight Old Harbour North JLP 8. Cllr. Steve Graham Old Harbour JLP Central 9. Cllr. Lloyd Grant Old Harbour South JLP 10. Cllr. Mark O’Connor Church Pen JLP 11. Cllr. Michael Edwards Greater Portmore PNP North 12. Cllr. Anthony Wint Braeton PNP 13. Cllr. Yvonne McCormack Greater Portmore PNP East 14. Cllr. Vanrick Preddie Hellshire PNP 15. Cllr. George Moodie Ensom City JLP 16. Cllr. Theresa Turner Hampton Green JLP 17. Cllr. Kenisha Allen Spanish Town JLP 18. Cllr. Fenley Douglas Waterford PNP 19. Cllr. Courtney Edwards Independence City JLP 20. Cllr. Renair Benjamin Westchester PNP 21. Cllr. Alric Campbell Edgewater PNP 22. Cllr. Kenord Grant Bridgeport PNP 23. Cllr. Peter Abrahams Bog Walk JLP 24. Cllr. Dwight Burke Sligoville PNP 25. Cllr. Neil Powell Above Rocks JLP 26. Cllr. Patricia Harris Angels PNP 27. Cllr. Wesley Suckoo Point Hill JLP 28. Cllr. Keith McCook Red Hills JLP 29. Cllr. Alphanso Johnson Bellevue JLP 30. Cllr. Leroy Dunn Guys Hill JLP 31. Cllr. William Cytall Troja JLP 32. Cllr. Roojae Kirlew Mt. Industry PNP 33. Cllr. Keisha Lewis Lauriston PNP 34. Cllr. Enos Lawrence De La Vega City PNP 35. Cllr. Donovan Guy Twickenham Park JLP 36. Cllr. Mark McLean Homestead JLP 37. Cllr. Hawthrone Sydenham JLP Thompson 38. Cllr. Jennifer Hull Horizon Park JLP 39. Cllr. Joy Brown Gregory Park JLP 40. Cllr. Ainsley Parkins Southboro PNP 41. Cllr. Claude Hamilton Portmore Pines PNP THE MUNICIPALITY OF PORTMORE NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Name of (Mayor) City Municipality of PNP Leon Thomas Portmore 2. Name of (Deputy Mayor) Edgewater PNP Alric Campbell 3. Cllr. Yvonne McCormack Greater Portmore East PNP 4. Cllr. Fenley Douglas Waterford PNP 5. Cllr. Michael Edwards Greater Portmore PNP North 6. Cllr. Claude Hamilton Portmore Pines PNP 7. Cllr. Renair Benjamin Westchester PNP 8. Cllr. Ainsley Parkins Southboro PNP 9. Cllr. Joy Brown Gregory Park JLP 10.Cllr. Vanrick Preddie Hellshire PNP 11.Cllr. Anthony Wint Braeton PNP 12.Cllr. Courtney Edwards Independence City JLP 13.Cllr. Kenord Grant Bridgeport PNP 14.Cllr. Gary Nicholson Greater Portmore North WESTMORELAND MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Name of (Mayor) Negril PNP Bertel Moore 2. Name of (Deputy Mayor) Bethel Town PNP Danree Delancy 3. Cllr. Ian Myles Little London PNP 4. Cllr. Lawton McKenzie Grange Hill PNP 5. Cllr. Garfield James Sheffield PnP 6. Cllr. Kevin Murray Friendship JLP 7. Cllr. George Wright Petersfield JLP 8. Cllr. Lee Simpson Savanna La Mar JLP 9. Cllr. Devon Thomas North Savanna La PNP Mar 10 Cllr. Rudolph Uter Frome JLP 11 Cllr. Dawnette Foster Cornwall Mtn JLP 12 Cllr. Cebert McFarlane Leamington PNP 13 Cllr. Jerome Bacchas Darliston PNP 14 Cllr. Valdence Gifford Whitehouse PNP MANCHESTER MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Donovan Anthony Mitchell (Mayor) Royal Flat PNP 2. Ervin Eustace Facey Spur Tree PNP (Deputy Mayor) 3. Cllr. McArthur Collins New Green PNP 4. Cllr. Anthony Altimon Newport PNP Bryce 5. Cllr. Rohan Anthony Mile Gully PNP Kennedy 6. Cllr. Faith Sampson-Nickle Johns Hall PNP 7. Cllr. Darlton Brown Alligator Pond PNP 8. Cllr.Mario Dayon Mitchell Bellefield PNP 9. Cllr. Jones Oliphant Mandeville PNP 10. Cllr. Desmond Harrison Christiana JLP 11. Cllr. Iceval Corona Brown Grove Town JLP 12. Cllr. Omar Nakia Miller Craighead JLP 13. Cllr. Cleon Jeffrey Francis Knockpatrick JLP 14. Cllr. Leroy Anthony Walderston JLP Mitchell 15. Cllr. Claudia Vivine Porus JLP Morant-Baker ST. ANN MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Name of (Mayor) Ocho Rios JLP Michael Belnavis 2. Name of (Deputy Bamboo JLP Mayor) Sydney Stewart 3. Cllr. Ian Isaacs Exchange JLP 4. Cllr. Genevor Gordon- Lime Hall JLP Bailey 5. Cllr. Ian Bell Beecher Town PNP 6. Cllr. Dalas Dickenson St. Ann’s Bay JLP 7. Cllr. Paul McFarlane Calderwood PNP 8. Cllr. Lydia Richards Bensonton PNP 9. Cllr. Lambert Weir Claremont PNP 10. Cllr. Delroy Kelly Moneaque JLP 11. KCllr. Kim Brown- Brown’s Town JLP i Lawrence 12. Cllr. Winston Lawrence Sturge Town JLP 13. Cllr. Carlton Ricketts Dry Harbour JLP 14. Cllr. Winston Brown Borobridge PNP 15. Cllr. Cardell Wickham Gibraltar JLP 16. RCllr. Rohan Davidson Alexandria JLP o CLARENDON MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Name of (Mayor) Rocky Point JLP Winston Maragh 2. Name of (Deputy Mayor) Frankfield JLP Clive Mundle 3. Cllr. Trevor Gordon Spalding PNP 4. Cllr. Elvis Marshall Ritches PNP 5. Cllr. Collin Henry Thompson JLP Town 6. Cllr. Delroy Dawson Aenon Town PNP 7. Cllr. Noel Nembhard Kellits JLP 8. Cllr. Anthony O’Connor Crofts Hill PNP 9. Cllr. Hershel Brown Chapelton JLP 10. Cllr. Joel Williams Denbigh JLP 11. Cllr. Carla Watts Canaan Heights PNP 12 Cllr. Kenneth Davis May Pen East JLP 13 Cllr. Tanya-Lee Williams May Pen North JLP 14 Cllr. Radcliffe McDonald Toll Gate JLP 15 Cllr. Upel Purcell York Town PNP 16 Cllr. Pauline Reynolds Race Course JLP 17 Cllr. Carlton Bailey Milk River PNP 18 Cllr. Carlene Benjamin Palmers Cross JLP 19 Cllr. Uriah Mitchell Rock River JLP 20 Cllr. Milton Brown Mineral Heights JLP 21 Cllr. Scean Barnswell Hayes PNP 22 Cllr. Romaine Morris Mocho JLP ST. THOMAS MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Michael Hue (Mayor) Port Morant Division JLP 2. Lenworth Rawle (Deputy Trinityville Division JLP Mayor) 3. Cllr. John Lee Yallahs Division JLP 4. Cllr. Joan Spencer Seaforth Division JLP 5. Cllr. Michael McLeod Dalvey Division JLP 6. Cllr. Rohan Bryan Morant Bay Division PNP 7. Cllr. Ludlow Mathison Bath Division PNP 8. Cllr. Edwin Marr Llandewey Division PNP 9. Cllr. Marsha Francis Cedar Valley Division PNP 10. Cllr. Hubert Williams White Horses Division PNP TRELAWNY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Collen Gager (Mayor) Warsop Division JLP 2. Donovan White (Deputy Duncans Division JLP Mayor) 3. Cllr. Phillip Service Martha Brae Division PNP 4. Cllr. Garth Wilkinson Falmouth Division PNP 5. Cllr. Dunstan Harper Sherwood Content JLP Division 6. Cllr. Jonathan Bartley Wakefield Division JLP 7. Cllr. Desmond Smith Lorrimers Division JLP 8. Cllr. Nicole Nugent Albert Town Division JLP 9. Cllr. Pauline Foster-Grant Ulster Spring Division PNP ST. JAMES MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Cllr Homer Davis, Mayor of Cambridge JLP Montego Bay 2. Cllr. Leeroy Williams, Montego Bay North JLP Deputy Mayor of Montego Bay 3. Senator, Cllr. Charles Montego Bay North JLP Sinclair East 4. Cllr. Richard Vernon Montego Bay South JLP 5. Cllr. Arthur Lynch Montego Bay South JLP East 6. Cllr. Uvel Graham Springmount JLP 7. Cllr. Mark McGann Somerton JLP 8. Cllr. Anthony Murray Rose Hall JLP 9. Cllr. Joshua Cummings Montego Bay Central JLP 10. Cllr. Dwight Crawford Spring Garden JLP 11. Cllr. Gregory Wint Welcome Hall JLP 12. Cllr. David Brown Montego Bay West JLP 13. Cllr. Everes Coke Maroon Town JLP 14. Cllr. Michael Troupe Granville PNP 15. Cllr. Gladston Bent Catadupa PNP 16. Cllr. Kerry Thomas Mount Salem PNP 17. Cllr. Sylvan Reid Salt Spring PNP ST. ELIZABETH MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1. Derrick Sangster (Mayor) Mountainside JLP 2. Albert Williams (Deputy Southfield JLP Mayor) 3. Cllr. Audie Myers Siloah PNP 4. Cllr. Cetany Holness Junction JLP 5. Cllr. Christopher Williams Santa Cruz JLP 6. Cllr. Donald Simpson Rose Hall P.O. JLP 7. Cllr. Donovan Pagon Braes River PNP 8. Cllr. D’wight Salmon Black River PNP 9. Cllr. Everton Fisher Balaclava PNP 10. Cllr. George Powell Lacovia JLP 11. Cllr. Jeremy Palmer Pedro Plains JLP 12. Cllr. Layton Smith Myersville PNP 13. Cllr. Richard Solomon New Market JLP 14. Cllr. Prince Waite Ipswich PNP 15. Cllr. Withney Smith Brompton JLP PORTLAND MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1 (Mayor) Div.#4 JLP Paul Thompson Manchioneal 2 (Deputy Mayor) Div.#9 JLP Rohan Vassell 3 Cllr. Stephen Williams Div.#6 JLP 4 Cllr. Herman Henry Div.#7 JLP 5 Cllr. Wayne McKenzie Div.#2 PNP 6 Cllr. Dexter Rowland Div.#1 PNP 7 Cllr. Derron Wood Div.#3 JLP 8 Cllr. Dionne Hunter Div.#8 JLP 9. Cllr. Irvin Brown Div.#5 JLP HANOVER MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1 Sheridan Samuels Cauldwell PNP (Mayor) 2 Andria Dehaney-Dinham Sandy Bay PNP (Deputy Mayor) 3 Cllr. Daren Barnes Riverside PNP 4 Cllr. Marvel Sewell Green island PNP 5 Cllr. Easton Edwards Lucea JLP 6 Cllr. Fearon Decarish Chester Castle JLP 7 Cllr. Devon Brown Hopewell JLP KINGSTON AND ST. ANDREW MUNICIPAL CORPORATION NO. NAME DIVISION PARTY 1) Delroy Williams Seivwright Gardens JLP 2) Winston Ennis Waterloo JLP 3) Cllr. Charmaine Daniels Allman Town PNP 4) Cllr. Rosalie Hamilton Rae Town JLP 5) Cllr. Donovan Samuels Tivoli Gardens JLP 6) Cllr. Jermaine Hyatt Denham Town JLP 7) Cllr. Lorraine Dobson Springfield PNP 8) Cllr. Jacqueline Lewis Norman Gardens PNP 9) Cllr. Beverley Prince Cassia Park JLP 10) Cllr. Nenna Wilson Hagley Park PNP 11) Cllr. Dennis Gordon Maxfield Park PNP 12) Cllr.
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