Kim Bradley is serving his second term as the representative of Ward One, which includes the northwestern part of Hattiesburg, the University of Southern Mississippi, the Lake Terrace Convention Center, and the USM Research Center. He is currently the president of the City Council. Coucilman Bradley is the owner of Taylor Rental, currently serves as the president of City Council. He is a member and former president of the Board of Directors of the Hattiesburg Country Club, and is an active member of First Baptist Church. He and his wilfe, Erin Pittman Bradley, have two daughters, Alex and Abby.

Deborah Denard Delgado is serving her third term as representative of Ward Two. Ward Two comprises the eastern and northeastern parts of the City and borders the Leaf and Bouie rivers; it is the site of "Twin Forks Rising", and Urban Renewal Overlay District conceived of by Councilwoman Delgado. She is director of the High-Bar Group, campaign and business consultants, as well as founder of the Historic Mobile Street Renaissance Festival and president-elect of the National Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials. In 2010 Councilwoman Delgado won the prestigious Leadership Award from Women in Municipal Government.

Carter Carroll is serving his fourth term of service on the City Council. Councilman Carroll represents Ward Three, which encompasses western Hattiesburg and the Lamar County portion of the City. He served as President of the City Council from January 2002-January 2007. An account manager for Sage Healthcare Division, Councilman Carroll holds a bachelor of science degree from the University of Southern Mississippi and is a lifetime member of the USM Alumni Association. He is a member of Trinity Episcopal Church, where he has served on the vestry, and is involved in numerous civic and social organizations.

Mary Currie Dryden, a fourth-generation native of Hattiesburg, is beginning her first term as the City Council representative of Ward Four, which includes central Hattiesburg and most of the historic district of the City. She is a licensed professional counselor and licensed marriage and family therapist and has been in private practice since 2000. Councilwoman Dryden holds a bachelor of science degree in elementary education and a master of science degree in counseling psychology from the University of Southern Mississippi, as well as special certification in gifted education from William Carey University. She was Volunteer of the Year for the Historic Hattiesburg Downtown Association in 2012 and currently serves on the Board as Vice President. She has served also in multiple leadership positions at Parkway Heights United Methodist Church and as a volunteer for a number of civic organizations. She is a member of the South MS Art Association and Phi Mu Alumni Association. She and her husband, Steve, are lifetime members of the USM Alumni Association and active members of the Eagle Club and Dugout Club.

Henry E. Naylor represents Ward Five, which comprises the southern part of Hattiesburg, including Vernon Dahmer Park, the Irene's Chapel Community, Palmer Crossing, Timberton, William Carey University and the Industrial Park. Councilman Naylor, now in his third term on the City Council, is the president of UpFront Communications, a business specializing in advertising and public relations. Councilman Naylor has served as a recruiter/counselor for the Southern Mississippi Planning and Development District and as a community development staff specialist.