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Write to the mayors and legislators of Alamance County, NC

Alamance County, North Carolina has 9 municipal governments serving about 117,280 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

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Alamance County
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Which city hall?

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Alamance County instead, choose the State stamp.

Alamance village Don Tichy
Burlington Beth Kennett
Elon town Emily Sharpe
Graham Chelsea Glen Dickey
Green Level town Office of the Mayor
Haw River town Kelly Allen
Mebane Ed Hooks
Ossipee town Office of the Mayor
Swepsonville town Office of the Mayor

Address book — Alamance County

6 of 9 with a verified, current leader’s name.

Municipality	Led by	City hall	Population
Alamance village	Don Tichy — Mayor	Po Box 96, Alamance 27201	1,002
Burlington	Beth Kennett — Mayor	Po Box 1358, Burlington 27216	59,287
Elon town	Emily Sharpe — Mayor	Po Box 595, Elon 27244	11,250
Graham	Chelsea Glen Dickey — Mayor	Po Box 357, Graham 27253	17,856
Green Level town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 342, Mebane 27302	3,207
Haw River town	Kelly Allen — Mayor	Po Box 103, Haw River 27258	2,287
Mebane	Ed Hooks — Mayor	106 E Washington St, Ste 3, Mebane 27302	19,376
Ossipee town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 336, Elon 27244	544
Swepsonville town	Office of the Mayor	2747 Darrell Newton Dr, Graham 27253	2,471

At the state house for Alamance County

Rachel Hunt (Democratic)	Lieutenant Governor
Jonah Garson (Democratic)	Senate District 23
Amy Galey (Republican)	Senate District 25
Phil Berger (Republican)	Senate District 26
Renée Price (Democratic)	House District 50
Alan Branson (Republican)	House District 59
Stephen Ross (Republican)	House District 63
Dennis Riddell (Republican)	House District 64