Editing Apex, North Carolina (section)

==Government==
Apex's [[Council–manager government|council–manager]] form of government has a mayor and five council members (one of whom serves as mayor pro tem), who are each elected at-large in staggered four-year terms. The town's attorney and manager serve at the pleasure of the council.  All the other staff report to the town manager and manage the town's day-to-day business.

The town is led by Mayor Jacques K. Gilbert, elected in 2019. The council members, in order of tenure, are: Brett D. Gantt (2017), Audra M. Killingsworth (2017), Terry J. Mahaffey (2019), Ed Gray (2021), and Arno Zegerman (2023).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.apexnc.org/780/Meet-Your-Town-Council |title=Meet Your Town Council |access-date=2022-01-20 |publisher=Town of Apex}}</ref>

In the [[North Carolina House of Representatives]], Apex is represented by [[Julie von Haefen]] ([[North Carolina's 36th House district|district 36]]), [[Erin Paré]] ([[North Carolina's 37th House district|district 37]]), and [[Gale Adcock]] ([[North Carolina's 41st House district|district 41]]). In the [[North Carolina Senate]], Apex is represented by [[Sydney Batch]] ([[North Carolina's 17th Senate district|district 17]]). In the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] Apex is represented by [[Deborah K. Ross|Deborah Ross]] ([[North Carolina's 2nd congressional district|NC-02]]) and [[Wiley Nickel]] ([[North Carolina's 13th congressional district|NC-13]]).