The elected Mayor and Council and the key staff who serve the Town of Boonville.
The Town of Boonville is a Mayor/Council non-partisan form of government. The Board contains five Commissioners and the Mayor. Each member represents the community at large and is elected directly by the people. Members are elected to four-year staggered terms.
Town Council meetings are held at the Harvey E. Smith Municipal Building on the first Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM.
The Town Council is the governing body of the Town of Boonville and has all legislative and policy-making powers. The Council acts only by ordinance, resolution, or motion. Members adopt an annual budget and confirm appointments made by the Mayor.
Other responsibilities include appropriating and issuing bonds, awarding contracts, levying assessments against property, and leasing or disposing of Town real estate.
Newly appointed Mayor Megan Sizemore was sworn in during the May 5, 2026 meeting at Town Hall and is ready to hit the ground running. She will serve the remainder of the current term until the next elections.
We’re excited to have her leadership and vision as we continue to make Boonville the best place to call home. Please join us in giving Mayor Sizemore a warm welcome!
Term through 2028
Public Works Commissioner · Liaison to the Boonville Public Library
Term through 2026
Mayor Pro Tem · Streets and Police Commissioner
Term through 2028
Administration Commissioner
Boonville's elected officials and key staff work together to serve residents, maintain Town services, guide local policy, and support the long-term health of the community. This page helps residents understand who serves the Town and how local government is organized.
Boonville operates with a Mayor and Town Council who represent the community, set policy, adopt budgets, consider ordinances, and make decisions in public meetings.
For most questions, start with Town Hall so staff can route your request correctly. Residents may also attend public meetings, review agendas, and provide comments during designated public comment opportunities.
