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Detroit Mayor Kenneth V. Cockrel talks to WWJ and NPR MayorCockrel 113 views Detroit Mayor Kenneth V. Cockrel talks to WWJ and NPR
Mayor Stops By the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation MayorCockrel 42 views Mayor Stops By the Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation
Mayor Thanks Detroit's Administrative Workforce MayorCockrel 2 views Mayor Cockrel was invited to talk with the administrative professionals for the city of Detroit on Secretary's Day and thanked them for their public service.
Wayne State University South End Reporter interviews Detroit Mayor Ken Cockrel 4 of 4 MayorCockrel 10 views Wayne State University South End Reporter interviews Detroit Mayor Ken Cockrel
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Wayne State University South End Reporter interviews Detroit Mayor Ken Cockrel MayorCockrel 37 views Wayne State University South End Reporter interviews Detroit Mayor Ken Cockrel
Mayor interviews Wayne State University South End (1 of 4) MayorCockrel 15 views Wayne State University South End Reporter interviews Detroit Mayor Ken Cockrel
Detroit Mayor Cockrel talks the media following the WXYZ debate MayorCockrel 35 views Detroit Mayor Cockrel talks the media following the WXYZ debate
Detroit Mayor and Detroit Police Chief Quickly Talk Music MayorCockrel 221 views Detroit Mayor Kenneth V. Cockrel Jr. and Detroit Police Chief James Barren quickly talk music at American Coney Island.
Closing Statement By Mayor Cockrel, WXYZ MayorCockrel 106 views Detroit Mayor Kenneth V. Cockrel Jr. provides his closing statement at the WXYZ Debate, April 23, 2009.

About Cockrel for Detroit

Kenneth V. Cockrel, Jr. has served the City of Detroit for 10 years on the Detroit City Council since 1998. A former journalist, Wayne County Commissioner and community activist, Mayor Cockrel then a councilman made history as the youngest person ever elected to this body in 1997. He was reelected in 2001 and was elevated to the position of President Pro Tem. Cockrel was elected to his third term in November 2005 and elevated to the position of President after receiving more votes than any other City Council candidate.

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