This article contains a list of mayors of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, United States.
Hattiesburg was incorporated as a town in 1884 and as a city in 1890. The initial governing structure included a mayor and eight aldermen until 1911 when Hattiesburg adopted a city commission form of government with a mayor and two commissioners, the first of its kind in the state. Since 1985, Hattiesburg has operated under a mayor-council government with the city split into five wards, each with a single councilmember.
| Mayor | In office | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Oliver Hazard Perry Jones | 1884–January 1885 | |
| William Johnson | January 1885–January 1886 | |
| J. J. Thornton | January 1886–January 1887 | |
| David Black | January 1887–January 1889 | Served two one-year terms |
| Walter Moreland Conner | January 1889–January 1891 | Served two one-year terms |
| J. M. Williamson | January 1891–January 1893 | Served two one-year terms |
| Terms expanded to two years | ||
| D. B. Hover | January 1893–January 1894 | |
| Evans Hall | January 1894–January 1897 | |
| T. J. Mixon | January 1897–January 1899 | |
| Evans Hall | January 1899–January 1901 | |
| Charles W. Rich | January 1901–January 1907 | |
| J. D. Donald | January 1911–January 1913 | |
| Terms expanded to four years | ||
| T. E. Batson | January 1913–July 1922 | Died in office |
| B. D. Moore | July 1922–September 1922 | Appointed |
| W. S. F. Tatum | September 1922–January 1925 | Special election |
| B. D. Moore | January 1925–January 1929 | |
| W. S. F. Tatum | January 1929–January 1937 | |
| Travis H. Boykin | January 1937–January 1941 | |
| George M. Calhoun | January 1941–January 1949 | |
| D. W. Holmes | January 1949–December 18, 1950 | Died in office; Killed by drunk driver[1] |
| Mrs. D. W. Holmes | December 21, 1950–March 15, 1951 | Provisional appointment |
| Edward J. Currie, Sr. | March 15, 1951–July 1953 | Special election |
| Moran M. Pope | January 1953–January 1957 | |
| D. Gary Sutherland | January 1957–July 1957 | |
| Inaugurations moved from January to July | ||
| Richard T. Carlisle | July 1957–July 1961 | |
| Claude F. Pittman, Sr. | July 1961–July 17, 1962 | Submitted resignation in May 1962 |
| Claude F. Pittman, Jr. | July 17, 1962–July 1965 | Special election |
| Paul E. Grady | July 1965–July 1973 | First Republican mayor[2] |
| A. L. "Bud" Gerrard, Jr. | July 1973–May 1980 | Resigned |
| G. D. Williamson | May 28, 1980–August 4, 1980 | Interim appointment |
| Bobby L. Chain | August 4, 1980–July 1985 | Special election |
| G. D. Williamson | July 1985–July 1989 | |
| J. Ed Morgan | July 1989–July 2001 | |
| Johnny DuPree | July 2001–July 3, 2017 | First African-American mayor |
| Toby Barker | July 3, 2017–present | |