Editing Johnsonville, South Carolina (section)

==City Government==
Johnsonville has a mayor and council government.  The City Council consists of a six-member elected body of five council members and the Mayor. All seats are on a four-year cycle and are at-large seats as the city is not divided into districts. City Council is responsible for forming policy and governing the city.  The City Administrator is appointed by City Council.  The administrator directs the daily operations of city government, supervises city employees and provides policy advice.
The current council makeup consists of:
* Johnny Hanna - Mayor (elected 2019)
* Jamie Altman - Mayor Pro Tempore (elected 2021)
* Gary Arthurs - Council (elected 2019)
* Frankie Poston - Council (elected 2019)
* M. Doolittle Stone - Council (elected 2021)
* Dipen Khambhaita - Council (elected 2021)

Joseph Stevens "Steve" Dukes, former mayor, was the city's longest serving public figure. He was first elected to City Council in 1981. He was elected mayor in 2004 and served until 2019.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.cityofjohnsonville.com/news_detail_T13_R77.php | title=Welcome to Johnsonville, SC Freeform }}</ref><br />
Edward "Dwight" Carraway, Jr. (1956-2019), a resident of Johnsonville, was South Carolina's youngest person elected to public office in June 1976 (age 20).