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Write to the mayors and legislators of Hardeman County, TN

Hardeman County, Tennessee has 9 municipal governments serving about 11,598 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

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Local stamp · step one

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 Hardeman County instead, choose the State stamp.

Bolivar Julian McTizic
Grand Junction Curtis Lane
Hickory Valley town Richard Ayers
Hornsby town Patricia Lynn Plunk
Middleton Evan Mott
Saulsbury town Jim Daniel
Silerton town Willard L. Beshires
Toone town Jackie Kelley
Whiteville town Gene Bowden

Address book — Hardeman County

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

Municipality	Led by	City hall	Population
Bolivar	Julian McTizic — Mayor	211 N Washington St, Bolivar 38008	5,194
Grand Junction	Curtis Lane — Mayor	Po Box 129, Grand Junction 38039	336
Hickory Valley town	Richard Ayers — Mayor	Po Box 40, Hickory Valley 38042	80
Hornsby town	Patricia Lynn Plunk — Mayor	Po Box 58, Hornsby 38044	261
Middleton	Evan Mott — Mayor	Po Box 40, Middleton 38052	694
Saulsbury town	Jim Daniel — Mayor	Po Box 105, Saulsbury 38067	112
Silerton town	Willard L. Beshires — Mayor	6905 Silerton Rd, Henderson 38340	96
Toone town	Jackie Kelley — Mayor	Po Box 98, Toone 38381	266
Whiteville town	Gene Bowden — Mayor	Po Box 324, Whiteville 38075	4,559

At the state house for Hardeman County

Bill Lee (Republican)	Governor of Tennessee
Page Walley (Republican)	Senate District 26
Kirk Haston (Republican)	House District 72
Johnny Shaw (Democratic)	House District 80
Ron Gant (Republican)	House District 94