leader and carries out the council's acts and directives. Mayor – Wes Morrison Mayor Pro Tem – Angela Raymond Council Member – Kim Davis Council Member – Mickie Kellum Council Member – Don Willis City Manager (appointed) – Todd Morley City Clerk (appointed) – Mia Goforth In 2007, the city had a taxable real estate base of $1.46 billion. In 2009–2010, the city paid $833,100 for solid waste disposal. This was furnished at a cost from $4.95 to $7.38 monthly per residence. Federally, Cape Canaveral is part of Florida's 8th congressional district, represented by Republican Bill Posey, elected in 2008. Past Mayors Raymond Jamieson, March 1962 – June 1963 Richard Thurm, June 1963 – June 1970 Leo Nicholas, June 1970 – June 1971 George Firkins, Jr., June 1971 – June 1973 Franklyn Maclay, June 1973 – June 1976 Leo Nicholas, June 1976 – November 1977 Ann Thurm, November 1977 – June 1979 Johnson Murphy, Jr., June 1979 – November 1982 Wayne Rutherford, November 1982 – November 1985 Patrick Lee, November 1985 – November 1988 Joy Salamone, November 1988 – November 1994 John Porter, November 1994 – November 1997 Rocky Randels, November 1997 – November 2015 Bob Hoog, November 2015 – November 2021 Wes Morrison, November 2021 – Present Infrastructure Transportation The primary transportation is by road. SR A1A, known officially as Astronaut Boulevard in the central and northern parts of the town and Atlantic Avenue in the southern parts, is the main road, running north–south within the city. Major intersections include George King Boulevard (diamond interchange), Central Boulevard, and Atlantic Avenue. SR 528 is a controlled-access highway that connects the city with the mainland. It is concurrent with SR A1A until George King Boulevard, where SR 528 then ends, and SR A1A becomes a normal surface road. Public transportation is provided by Space Coast Area Transit (SCAT). The #9 Beach Trolley bus line circles through Cape Canaveral and runs down to Cocoa Beach and connects with other SCAT bus lines serving Brevard County. Water Residents obtain potable water from the city of Cocoa. A single potable water line from Cocoa runs under the Sykes Creek Bridge at Sea Ray Drive. Notable people Allison Anders, raised in the city, filmed Things Behind the Sun in Brevard County in 2001 Mills O. Burnham, member of the Florida House of Representatives. Moved here in 1853 and was keeper of the Cape Canaveral Light