The mayor of Tallinn ( est. Tallinna linnapea ) is the highest official of the city of Tallinn . The mayor heads and administers the city council , is responsible for the strategic planning of city development, the budget, relations with state bodies and the government , and cooperation with Estonian universities.
| Mayor of Tallinn | |
|---|---|
| est. Tallinna linnapea | |
 coat of arms of Tallinn | |
 Position takes Michael Kylvart from April 11, 2019 | |
| Leads | Tallinn City Government |
| Assigned | Tallinn City Council |
| Term of office | up to 4 years (subject to the trust of the Tallinn City Assembly) |
| Site | linnapea.tallinn.ee |
Some powers of the mayor of the city:
- carries out representative functions
- has the right to issue orders to guide the city administration and subordinate institutions
- signs decrees and orders of the city government
- submits to the City Assembly for approval the structure of the council and candidates for the posts of members of the council (vice-mayors)
The Mayor of Tallinn is accountable in his activities to the Tallinn City Assembly , the representative body of the municipality. Members and fractions of the City Assembly have the right to send the mayor and vice-mayors inquiries regarding their conduct, to which they are obliged to respond in the manner prescribed by the city charter [1] .
The mayor is required to submit a declaration of economic interest in accordance with anti-corruption law.
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Subordinate institutions
The following city institutions are directly subordinated to the mayor:
- city office
- city archive
- REGISTRY OFFICE
- city councils
Mayors
1. 1786–1796 Wilhelm Hetling
1796-1877
2. 1877-1878 Oscar Arthur von Riesemann
3.1878-1883 Baron Alexander Rudolf Karl von Uexküll
4. 1883-1885 Thomas Wilhelm Greiffenhagen
5. 1885-1894 Baron Victor Maydell; 1885 and. about.
6.1894-1895 Eduard Ernst Bätke, and. about.
7.1895-1905 Karl Johan von Hueck
8. 1905 February-December Erast Georgievich Hyacinths
9.1905-1906 Eugen Edmund Eduard Erbe, and. about.
10.1906-1913 Voldemar Lender, First Estonian Mayor
11.1913-1917 Jaan Poska
12.1917 April-September Gavriil Beljagin, and. about.
13. 1917-1918 Voldemar Vöölmann, Chairman of the City Administration
14. 1918 March-November Erhard Arnold Julius Dehio, Oberburg Mayor
15.1918 märts-november Alexander Riesenkampff, vice mayor
16. November 13-November 25, 1918 Aleksander Pallas, and. about.
17.1918-1919 Aleksander Hellat
18.1919 May-June Anton Uesson, and. about.
19.1919 June-July Gottlieb Ast
20.1919-1934 Anton Uesson
21. 1934-1939 Soots, Jaan , since 1938 the mayor
22.1938-1940 Anton Uesson (mayor)
23. 1939-1940 Tynisson, Alexander , mayor
24.1940-1941 Alexander Kiidelmaa ( est. Aleksander Kiidelmaa )
25. 1941 January-August Christian Seaver , Chairman of the Executive Committee
26. 1941—1944 Arthur Terras (Oberburgermeister)
27. 1944-1945 Alexander Kiidelmaa, Chairman of the Executive Committee
28. 1945 February-September Ado Kurvits, Estonian Ado Kurvits , Chairman of the Executive Committee
29. 1945–1961 Gendrickson, Alexander Antonovich , Chairman of the Executive Committee
30. 1961-1971 Undusk, Johannes Alexandrovich ( Est. Johannes Undusk ), Chairman of the Executive Committee
31. 1971-1979 Ivar Kallion , Chairman of the Executive Committee
32.1979-1984 Albert Norak , Chairman of the Executive Committee
33. 1984-1990 Harry Lumi , Chairman of the Executive Committee
34. 1990-1992 Aasmäe, Hardo
35. 1992-1996 Yaak Tamm
36. October 31 − November 14, 1996 Priit Vilba
37. 1996—1997 Robert Lepikson
38. 1997-1999 Ivi Eenmaa
39. March-November 1999 Peeter Lepp
38. 1999—2001 Jüri Mõis
40. 2001 June-December Tõnis Paltz
41. 2001-2004 Edgar Savisaar
42. 2004—2005 Tõnis Paltz
43. 2005—2007 Juri Ratas
44. April 9, 2007 - Edgar Savisaar (since 2015, removed from the post of mayor by court order)
45. November 9, 2017 - Taavi Aas [2]
46. April 11, 2019 - Michael Kylvart [3]
See also
- Tallinn (municipality)
- Tallinn City Council
- Tallinn City Government
- Hardo Yulovic Aasmäe
Notes
- ↑ Tallinna põhimäärus
- ↑ Aas is elected mayor of Tallinn. 33 deputies of the city assembly voted against . etvpluss.err.ee. Date of treatment November 10, 2017.
- ↑ Tallinn sai uue linnapea : [ arch. 04/11/2019 ]: [ est. ] // Tallinn.ee. - 2019 .-- 11 aprilli. - Date of treatment: 04/11/2019.