Juan Mejia is Mayor of Fowler, currently serving a term reported to run from December 2024 to December 2028. He was first elected to the Fowler City Council in 2020 and later served as Mayor Pro Tem under then-Mayor Daniel Parra before becoming mayor himself; the exact date of that transition was not confirmed in available public records. He is married and has been active locally through the Fowler Sesquicentennial Committee, helping plan the city’s 150th-anniversary popup museum in 2022, and through the Fowler Recreation Commission. No verified information on his formal education or private-sector occupation was found in public records.
In July 2026, Mejia attended a Fowler Chamber of Commerce mixer marking the chamber’s relaunch, telling attendees, “There’s strength in numbers. There’s power in a chamber of commerce like this, and I’m just so proud of the business owners,” and voiced hope for rebuilding the city’s partnership with the chamber under its newly elected board. No votes, initiatives, or controversies specifically attributed to Mejia individually were found in available coverage.
