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Howard R. Chapman

Currently holds the office of Mount Pleasant Town Council until December 31, 2027.

Candidate for Mount Pleasant Town Council in 2023 South Carolina General Election.

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Howard R. Chapman

About Howard R. Chapman

Professional Experience
Mount Pleasant Town, Councilmember (Present)
CARTA, Executive Director (1999 - 2011)
Mt. Pleasant Planning Commission, Member/Chairman
City and County of Charleston, Director Traffic and Transportation
Town of Mt. Pleasant, Traffic Engineer
US Airforce Reserve, 2nd Lieutenant
Degrees
Master's, University of South Carolina, Engineering
Bachelor's, Virginia Military Institute, Civil Engineering (1968)

Criminal Justice / Public Safety

I will continue to make decisions for the Town of Mt. Pleasant following the rule of law. Learn more

I will make decisions to ensure the safety and integrity of your neighborhood. We all want safe communities for our families and future generations. Learn more

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Mount Pleasant Town Council in South Carolina General Election
Mount Pleasant Town Council in South Carolina General Election

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