Midfield City Government

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After the residents of Midfield voted to become a City on Oct. 7, 1953, campaigning to fill the Mayor and Aldermen positions began immediately.

In April of 1954 the first Midfield City Officials were elected. The first Mayor of Midfield was Earl L. Worthington. He served only three months and resigned because his boss made him choose between his paying job (Manager of Auto Movies No. 1) or his position as Mayor (which didn’t pay). After his resignation Bill Waldrop was selected by the City Council to become the Mayor. Floyd Davis replaced Waldrop on the City Council.

Introduction	Bibliography	History Index
Early History of Jones Valley	Early History of the Midfield Area	The Development of the Community of Midfield
How A Community Became a City	McDonalds and Wilkes	Rutledge Heights & Fairfield Highlands
Midfield City Government	Mayors and City Councils	Administrative Department (Mayor & City Clerk’s Office)
Public Safety Department	Public Works – Part One	Public Works – Part Two
Midfield Library	Midfield City Schools	Midfield Churches
Early Midfield Businesses	Midfield Chamber of Commerce	Race Relations in Midfield

Midfield City Government

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