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Stephen T. Biggar

Alcoa City Commission

Candidate for Alcoa City Commission

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About Alcoa City Commission

The City Commissioners serve as the legislative body. Members work in close harmony with the mayor to assure cooperation and teamwork from the department heads and other employees; and serve as a policy making body only, and support the mayor in implementation of said policy as passed by majority vote of the council meeting in regular and special session.
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2023 – 2026
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November 3, 2026
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