Brooklyn Park Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Shelle Page
Candidate for Mayor
Shelle Page is running for mayor of Brooklyn Park in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Hollies J. Winston.
Pre-registration deadline (you can still register at the polls) · Tue, Oct 13, 2026
Central District City Council member and licensed mortgage lender and broker.
- Campaign website
- spforbp.com
In the Aug. 11 primary, Hollies J. Winston received 5,639 votes (48.58%) and Shelle Page 3,167 (27.29%) in unofficial results. Mshale · Aug 12, 2026
Where Shelle Page stands: positions on the record
Public safety1 sourced position
Voted yes on hiring four firefighters and raising the Fire Department general fund budget to pay for them (passed 6-0, Aug 2025).
Council voteBrooklyn Park City Council minutes, Aug 11, 2025 · Aug 11, 2025
Northwest Growth Area1 sourced position
Voted yes on the Northwest Growth Area land use map, a compromise allowing production and manufacturing on three blocks (passed 6-0 with one abstention, Sept 2025).
Council voteBrooklyn Park City Council special meeting minutes, Sept 15, 2025 · Sep 15, 2025
Elected officials' pay1 sourced position
Abstained on first reading of an ordinance raising the mayor's salary to $50,000 (passed 4-0, April 2026).
Council voteSun Post · Apr 29, 2026
Property taxes2 sourced positions
Said the council set a low levy last year and is now catching up, and that she does not want to cut staff.
“I still regret we were so low last year that I feel like we’re doing catch-up this year. And that’s been a concern of mine”
Own statementCCX Media · Sep 30, 2026
As reported by Mshale; not a direct quote.
Said the city should focus on creating revenue rather than starting with cuts.
Forum answerMshale · Aug 28, 2026
Economic development1 sourced position
Listed growth of the tax base as a long-term priority.
“Future growth of the tax base is key.”
Own statementSun Post voter's guide · Sep 24, 2026
Group homes1 sourced position
Campaign site lists local control over group homes as a priority.
“Give Brooklyn Park local control over group homes to protect neighborhood safety”
Own statementShelle Page for Brooklyn Park (campaign site)
Also running for Mayor
- Hollies J. Winston (incumbent)
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