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  Mayo, Jamie
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AffiliationDemocratic  
 
NameJamie Mayo
Address318 King Oaks Dr
Monroe, Louisiana , United States
EmailNone
WebsiteNone
Born March 30, 1957 (66 years)
ContributorRBH
Last ModifedRBH
Dec 03, 2014 02:29pm
Tags Black - Married - Baptist -
InfoThe Honorable James E. "Jamie" Mayo was elected at the 28th mayor of Monroe, Louisiana in October 2001. Since its incorporation in 1820, Mayor Mayo became only the second African-American elected to serve as Monroe's mayor.

Mayor Mayo is a graduate of Bastrop High School and the University of Louisiana at Monroe, where he earned a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration.

After over 20 years of business experience with companies such as State Farm Insurance, Allstate Insurance and Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corporation, Mayo's public service career began in 1995, when he was first elected to the Monroe City Council. Jamie was re-elected to the Monroe City Council in 1996 and 2000 and served two terms as City Council Chairman before being elected Mayor in 2001.

Mayor Mayo was re-elected in 2004 under the campaign slogan of "Monroe…One City, One Future!" A theme used to emphasize city-wide progress through unity. Progress has definitely been made under the Mayo administration. Projects of note include: 500 NEW Monroe businesses opened; $80 million in capital infrastructure projects started or completed; Completion of a $4 million dollar Fire and Police Public Safety Center; Securing long-needed pay raises for all fire, police and transit system personnel; and, over $3.5 million in Parks & Recreation Improvements.

Mayor Mayo has also paved the way for improved education and quality of life for the citizens of Monroe. Through partnerships with local schools and the business community, he established the annual Entergy-City of Monroe Community Service Scholarship; The Annual Bayou Black Open Rodeo. His administration also created highly successful special projects such as Operation Clean Sweep-a community-wide clean-up effort that has help remove over 800 tons of litter and debris from Monroe neighborhoods.

Mayor Mayo's community service includes several board memberships and participation in organizations such as: The Ouachita Council of Governments (Chairman); University of Louisiana at Monroe College of Business Advisory Board; Louisiana Conference of Mayors; National Conference of Black Mayors (Louisiana Chapter President); Louisiana Conference of Mayors (President); Louisiana Retirement Commission; Louisiana Uniform Construction Code Council; Monroe-West Monroe Public Trust Authority; and, The Opportunities Industrialization Center of Ouachita (Board Chairman). He is a member of New Light Baptist Church, Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Inc. and Prince Hall Masonic Lodge Composite #120.

Mayor Mayo is married to Angela Mayo and they have two children, Jared and Ashley


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  03/23/2024 Monroe, LA Mayor Lost 30.28% (-33.26%)
  07/11/2020 Monroe, LA Mayor Lost 38.02% (-14.09%)
  03/05/2016 Monroe, LA Mayor Won 58.75% (+23.88%)
  12/06/2014 LA District 05 - Runoff Lost 35.78% (-28.44%)
  11/04/2014 LA District 05 - Initial Election Won 28.22% (+5.06%)
  10/19/2013 LA District 05 - Special Primary Lost 14.82% (-17.15%)
  04/21/2012 Monroe, LA Mayor - Runoff Won 54.18% (+8.36%)
  03/24/2012 Monroe, LA Mayor Won 42.23% (+5.92%)
  02/09/2008 Monroe, LA Mayor Won 65.55% (+44.70%)
  04/17/2004 Monroe, LA Mayor - Runoff Won 55.20% (+10.39%)
  03/09/2004 Monroe, LA Mayor Won 37.53% (+11.45%)
  10/20/2001 Monroe, LA Mayor - Special Election Won 51.24% (+2.87%)
ENDORSEMENTS
LA District 05 - Runoff - Dec 05, 2020 R Luke J. Letlow
LA Governor - Oct 20, 2007 D Walter J. Boasso
LA Governor - Initial Election - Oct 04, 2003 D Randy Ewing