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Eddie D. Melton

Currently holds the office of Gary City Mayor until December 31, 2027.

Candidate for Gary City Mayor in 2023 Indiana General Election.

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Eddie D. Melton

Gary City Mayor

About Eddie D. Melton

Professional Experience
Indiana State Senate, State Senator (2016 - Present)
NIPSCO, Manager of Governmental and Community Relations (2014 - Present)
NIPSCO, Manager of Corporate Citizenship and Employee Involvement (2013 - 2014)
NIPSCO, Communications Specialist (2010 - 2011)
Legacy Foundation, Inc, Community Initiative Officer (2009 - 2010)
Degrees
Bachelor's, Kentucky State University, Business Management
Calumet College of St. Joseph, Organization Management

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

Let me be clear, as a leader in this community, I want Interim Chief Williams to be successful in his new role for these next six months. I am willing to offer my assistance in any way that I can. However, I don’t believe that a six-month commitment will yield stability to the Gary Police department, which is in dire need of steady leadership. Learn more

As Mayor, I will fight every day to get the funding, resources, and proper training to build the stable and strong police force that our residents and our dedicated officers need and deserve NOW. Learn more

Election Information

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Gary City Mayor in Indiana General Election
Gary City Mayor in Indiana Primary Election
Indiana State Senate - District 3 in Indiana General Election
Indiana State Senate - District 3 in Indiana Regular and Presidential Primary Election

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