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2006 Lowell City Council Sworn In; William F. Martin Jr. Elected Mayor

2006 Lowell City Council Sworn In; William F. Martin Jr. Elected Mayor

Mayor William F. Martin shakes hands with Armand P. Mercier, after being elected the City's 85th Mayor.

Congratulations to the new City Council that was sworn on January 3, 2006:

  • Kevin P. Broderick
  • Edward "Bud" Caulfield
  • Eileen M. Donoghue
  • Rodney M. Elliott
  • William F. Martin Jr. (Mayor)
  • Armand P. Mercier
  • Rita M. Mercier
  • James L. Milinazzo (Vice Mayor)
  • George A. Ramirez


William F. Martin Jr. was elected as the City of Lowell's 85th Mayor since it's incorporation in 1836 and James L. Milinazzo was elected Vice Mayor.

At the City’s inauguration ceremony on January 3 Mayor Martin said he was honored to be elected as Mayor and pledged to work with his colleagues on the City Council and School Committee to make Lowell the best city of its size in the country.

Mayor Martin is a life long Lowell resident and is a graduate of the College of the Holy Cross and Boston College Law School. He resides in Lowell with his wife, Martha, and their 3 children.