Government
Humboldt has a mayor-aldermen form of government. The mayor and five aldermen are elected to four-year terms.
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The City of Humboldt and their contact information can be found online HERE.
Mayor
The Honorable Marvin Sikes
Aldermen
- Ward 1 – Tammie Porter – northwest Humboldt (includes Stigall Primary School, Gibson Wells Road area)
- Ward 2 – Leon McNeal (Vice-Mayor) – southwest Humboldt (includes West Main Street, Crossing area)
- Ward 3 – Julie Jones – northeast Humboldt (includes East Elementary School, N. 30th Ave. area)
- Ward 4 – Shane Lynch – southeast Humboldt (includes East Main Street, Airport, Chere Carol Road area)
- Ward 5 – Monte Johnson – north-central Humboldt (includes Humboldt High School, Bradford Acres, Hawks Loop area)
Government Contacts
Police Chief – Renard Buchanan 731-784-1322
Fire Chief – Greg Lencioni 731-784-2654
Federal & State Elected Officials
- President Joe Biden (D)
202-456-1111 - Vice President Kamala Harris (D)
202-456-7000 - Bill Hagerty (R)
U.S. Senator for Tennessee
202-224-4944 - Marsha Blackburn (R)
U.S. Senator for Tennessee
Jackson Office – 731-660-3971
https://www.blackburn.senate.gov/email-me - David Kustoff (R)
U.S. Representative for TN District
202-225-4714 - Brock Martin (R)
State Representative, House District 79
(615) 741-7478
rep.brock.martin@capitol.tn.gov - Chris Hurt (R)
State Representative, House District 82
(615) 741-2134
rep.chris.hurt@capitol.tn.gov - John Stevens (R)
State Senator, Senate District 24
(615) 741-4576
Sen. John.Stevens@capitol.tn.gov
Utilities
Utility Services
One of the advantages to living in Humboldt, Tennessee is access to an abundant supply of affordable, reliable energy and water sources. This is due to being located in the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and our location atop on of the country’s largest and best natural underground aquifers.
Humboldt Utilities in a “one-stop shop” for the city’s utility services, providing electricity, gas, water, and waste water services under one utility provider. It is a municipal entity formed for the benefit of the residents of Humboldt, and operates under the governance of a five-member Board of Public Utilities.
Customers of Humboldt Utilities consistently enjoy some of the lowest electric rates in the entire TVA region, and the water system is one of the few in Tennessee to receive a rating of 100.
Find out more about rates and services on their website.
Cable, Internet, and Telephone Services
Humboldt is proud to be a “Gig City” with 1 gigabit per second fiber internet available for home and business.
For cable and internet, local company 1Tennessee provides affordable, reliable service for Humboldt and surrounding areas.
Aeneas Internet and Telephone is located in Jackson and provides internet and telephone services in the area.
National company AT&T provides telephone and internet services to Humboldt, as well.