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Cody Mayer

Currently holds the office of Marquette City Commission until December 31, 2026.

Candidate for Marquette City Commission in 2023 Michigan General Election.

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Cody Mayer

About Cody Mayer

Professional Experience
Flagstar Bank, Relationship Banker and Certified Lender (2023 - Present)
Marquette City, Mayor (2022 - Present)
Michigan Army National Guard, Platoon Training NCO / Senior Gunner NCO (2020 - Present)
Upper Peninsula State Bank, Universal Banker (2021 - 2023)
Marquette City, Commissioner (2020 - 2022)
Degrees
Bachelor's, Northern Michigan University, Public Administration (2020)

Housing

Ease up on our restrictive zoning policy regarding accessory dwelling units (ADUs, a.k.a. ''granny flats''), and make it easier for property owners to build and rent them Learn more

Work with developers and the Marquette Brownfield Redevelopment Authority to build more low-to-medium-income housing while still making the projects financially feasible for them. Learn more

Priority Policy: Increasing Affordable and Middle Housing Learn more

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Marquette City Commission in Michigan General Election
Marquette City Commission in Michigan General Election

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