Lakeside Park City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Michael
Lippert

Michael Lippert is running for Lakeside Park City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 8 candidates are running for 6 seats.

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Nov 3Election Day

The race · City Council

  1. 01Tom BernheimerIncumbent
  2. 02George William BestIncumbent
  3. 03John Busse
  4. 04Tyler Gastright
  5. 05Samuel D. Keith
  6. 06Michael LippertYou’re reading
  7. 07Adam S. Perkins
  8. 08David WolferIncumbent
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Background

About
Director of water works and assistant public works director for the City of Wyoming, Ohio.

On the record: Michael Lippert

4 sourced
01Limited government1 sourced position
  • Wants Lakeside Park to remain a city of limited government focused on basic services.

    I would like to make sure limited government continues.”

    Own statementLINK nky · Oct 12, 2026Link

02Taxes1 sourced position
  • Said he likes the city's emphasis on basic services that minimize residents' tax burden.

    What I like about Lakeside Park is the emphasis on basic local government services—public works, fire, police—that minimize the tax burden on residents,”

    Own statementLINK nky · Oct 12, 2026Link

03Garages and sheds1 sourced position
  • Said zoning is overly burdensome to some residents and that rules on detached structures and garages could use review.

    For example, detached structures and garages are one area that could use review.”

    Own statementLINK nky · Oct 12, 2026Link

04Open government1 sourced position

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