Inglewood City Government
Inglewood operates under a mayor-council form of government, with a directly elected mayor and four council members representing distinct geographic districts across the city. The mayor and council members work together to establish policy, approve the city budget, and oversee various municipal departments.
Mayor
James T. Butts
Mayor | City of Inglewood
As Inglewood's mayor, James T. Butts serves as the chief executive officer of the city, responsible for providing leadership and direction to the city government. The mayor presides over City Council meetings and represents Inglewood in regional, state, and national matters.
City Council Districts
Inglewood is divided into four Council Districts, each represented by an elected council member who serves as the voice for residents in their respective areas. Council members collaborate on citywide initiatives while addressing the specific needs of their districts.
Gloria Gray
City Councilwoman - District 1
Alex Padilla
City Councilman - District 2
Eloy Morales, Jr.
City Councilman - District 3
Dionne Faulk
City Councilwoman - District 4
Other Elected Officials
City Clerk
Aisha L. Thompson
The City Clerk's Office maintains official city records, administers elections, and ensures transparency in government operations. Visit the City Clerk's Office
City Treasurer
Dr. Wanda M. Brown
The City Treasurer oversees Inglewood's financial assets and investments, ensuring fiscal responsibility. Visit the City Treasurer's Office
Regional Representation
Gloria D. Gray
Director of the West Basin Water District
In addition to her role on the City Council, Gloria Gray serves as a Director of the West Basin Water District, representing Inglewood's interests in regional water management. Learn more about the West Basin Water District
City Council Meetings
The Inglewood City Council meets regularly to conduct city business, review policy proposals, and address community concerns. Meetings are open to the public, providing residents an opportunity to participate in local governance.
Get Involved
Civic engagement is vital to Inglewood's continued growth and success. Residents are encouraged to:
- Attend City Council meetings
- Participate in community forums
- Contact their district representatives with concerns or ideas
- Consider serving on local boards and commissions
For more information about Inglewood's city government, visit the official City of Inglewood website.
This information is provided by the Inglewood Times as a service to our readers. For the most current information, please refer to official city resources.
