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View 4th District, South Bend Common Council in a larger map
The red line denotes the boundaries of District Four, which encompasses the northeast
portion of South Bend. Precincts are outlined in green, and the building icons indicate polling places. Neighborhoods
in District Four include: Coquillard Woods, East Jefferson Boulevard (northern), Harter Heights, Howard Park/East Bank, McKinley
Terrace, Northeast, North Shore Triangle, Old Sunnyside Farm, and Wooded Estates. Notable recent additions to the
district include Eddy Street Commons and the Indiana University School of Medicine - South Bend. |
General election for
municipal offices (mayor, city clerk, and common council) on November 8, 2011 Primary election for major party candidates in May; independent candidates nominated
to general election ballots via petition Common
council members elected to four year terms South
Bend Common Council composed of six district representatives and three at-large members
What does the council do? The mayor is
tasked with formulating plans; the council’s role is to scrutinize them. The legislative role requires the ability to
provide thorough, unbiased scrutiny of proposed laws. |
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