Bartlett, Illinois Politics

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[edit] Bartlett, Illinois Politics

The Village of Bartlett has a Mayor/Council form of government. A village clerk, six trustees and a village president are elected in nonpartisan, at-large elections. They are elected for four year terms. Elections are staggered, with three trustees elected every two years and the Village clerk and president elected every four years. Municipal elections occur in odd numbered years.

Bartlett's Current Mayor is Catherine J. Melchert.

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