List of mayors of Glamorgan–Spring Bay Council

Mayor of Glamorgan–Spring Bay Council
Mayor of Glamorgan–Spring Bay Council
	Incumbent; Cheryl Arnol; since 25 October 2022
Style	"Madam Mayor"; "Mayor (surname)"
Member of	Glamorgan–Spring Bay Council
Seat	Triabunna, Tasmania
Term length	4 years (renewable)
Constituting instrument	Local Government Act, 1993
Formation	2 April 1993
Deputy	Deputy Mayor (Michael Symons)
Salary	A$42,717

The Mayor of Glamorgan–Spring Bay Council is the chair and official spokesperson of Glamorgan–Spring Bay Council in Tasmania, Australia. Cheryl Arnol is the current mayor of GSBC, having been elected in the 2022 Tasmanian local elections to succeed Robert Forbes-Young as the by-elected member.

Table of mayors and deputy mayors

Although GSBC was established in 1993, the is no historical records to show who held the mayoral and deputy-mayoral positions until 1999.


	Mayor	Term	Deputy		Term	Ref.
Independent	Cheryl Arnol	1999–2005^[d]	Craig Johnston	Independent	1999–2004	^[1]^[2]
Independent	Harris Howard	2005–2007	Martin Crawford	Independent	2005–2007	^[3]
Independent	Bertrand Cadart	2007–2014	Jenifer Crawford	Independent	2007–2014	^[4]
Independent	Michael Kent^[e]	2014–2018	Cheryl Arnol	Country Alliance	2014–2018	^[5]
Independent	Debbie Wisby	2018–2020^[f]	Jenny Woods	Independent	2018–2022	^[6]
Independent	Robert Young	2020–2022	Jenny Woods	Independent	2018–2022
Independent SFF	Cheryl Arnol	2022–present	Michael Symons	Independent	2022–present	^[7]

^ Commonly used during Arnol's term
^ Commonly used during Mayor Kent's term by Cr Debbie Wisby
^ This is the combined allowance payable to the Mayor due to the mayor also being a councillor. Does not include various other allowances payable to councillors.
^ Arnol resigned before the end of her term in 2005 due to alleged abuse from the community due to decisions she had taken on council
^ Kent was the first mayor of the council to be elected without having previous councillorship
^ Wisby resigned due to reported abuse by her to her staff. Robert Forbes-Young was elected in by-election to serve until 2022 elections.