Brooklyn Center City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Gretchen Enger

Candidate for City Council

6 candidates · 3 seats5 sourced positions

Gretchen Enger is running for Brooklyn Center City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

Early voting ends · Mon, Nov 2, 2026

UX consultant and vice chair of the Brooklyn Center Finance Commission. She is a Charter Commission member and former Housing Commission chair.

Where Gretchen Enger stands: positions on the record

Police and fire funding1 sourced position

Says Brooklyn Center needs a fully staffed police department and a 24-hour duty crew for the fire department.
“Brooklyn Center needs a fully staffed police department and a 24-hour duty crew for our fire department.”
Own statementGretchen Enger

Expanded Response1 sourced position

Calls Expanded Response a valuable addition to public safety and says she would push for clear metrics and regular reporting.
“a program without outcomes data isn’t a program we can stand behind”
Own statementGretchen Enger

License plate readers1 sourced position

Said she supports continued use of the license plate cameras with oversight and cited the 30-day data-retention period.
“with oversight”
Forum answerSun Post

Property taxes and budget1 sourced position

Says every dollar the city spends needs to count.
“Every dollar the city spends needs to count.”
Own statementGretchen Enger

Highway 2521 sourced position

Says she opposes turning Highway 252 into a freeway and supports the No-Build Alternative.
“I oppose turning Highway 252 into a freeway.”
Own statementGretchen Enger for Brooklyn Center City Council (campaign site)

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