Blooming Prairie City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Trevor
Kruckeberg
Trevor Kruckeberg is running for Blooming Prairie City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 5 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01Charlie Heimerman
- 02Trevor KruckebergYou’re reading
- 03William B NewmanIncumbent
- 04Paul Tollefson
- 05Thomas Wanous
Background
- About
- Candidate for Blooming Prairie City Council.
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Nonpartisan
The official candidate list shows Heath Lembke and Michael Ressler for Mayor, and Charlie Heimerman, Trevor Kruckeberg, William B Newman, Paul Tollefson and Thomas Wanous for Council Member (Elect 2). Minnesota Secretary of State
On the record: Trevor Kruckeberg
5 sourced01Taxes1 sourced position
as quoted by the Steele County Times
Said he would try to avoid raising taxes by looking at other resources.
No one wants to pay taxes; I don’t want to pay taxes”
Forum answerSteele County Times · Oct 15, 2026Link
02Housing and tax base1 sourced position
as reported by the Steele County Times; not a direct quote
Said building more houses would bring in more residents and tax base to attract industrial businesses.
Forum answerSteele County Times · Oct 15, 2026Link
03Street assessments1 sourced position
as quoted by the Steele County Times
Said everyone should share the cost of street repairs because everyone uses the same roads.
Everybody lives in this town; we all should share, because we all use the same roads.”
Forum answerSteele County Times · Oct 15, 2026Link
04Public safety services1 sourced position
as reported by the Steele County Times; not a direct quote
Supported maintaining local police, fire and ambulance services.
Forum answerSteele County Times · Oct 15, 2026Link
05Open government1 sourced position
as quoted by the Steele County Times
Said city information could all be put online.
It’s 2026. Everything could just get dumped online”
Forum answerSteele County Times · Oct 15, 2026Link
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