Hans Tanzler

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Hans Tanzler is an American Democratic Party politician. A local judge, he was mayor of Jacksonville, Florida when the city voted to consolidate the city government with Duval County, making him the old government's last chief executive, as well as the first mayor of a consolidated Jacksonville. Elected in 1968, he served until 1979, when he resigned his post to run for governor of Florida. He lost in a seven-way Democratic primary eventually won by Bob Graham.

Tanzler was born in Jacksonville, and graduated from Robert E. Lee High School. As mayor, Tanzler initiated a number of projects to revitalize Jacksonville's downtown with new revenues brought in by consolidation. He was instrumental in cleaning up the St. Johns River, and implementing sewage treatment and other environmental regulations.

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Preceded by
Lou Ritter		 Mayor of Jacksonville (pre-consolidation)
1967–1968		 Succeeded by
Consolidation
Preceded by
none		 Mayor of Jacksonville (consolidated city)
1968–1979		 Succeeded by
Jake Godbold
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