Elko New Market City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Nicole
Weber

Nicole Weber is running for Elko New Market City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 3 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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About: Nicole Weber is a senior mental health practitioner and chair of the Elko New Market Planning Commission. She has served on the Planning Commission since 2013 and as its chair since 2021.
Occupation (from candidate statement): Nonpartisan

7 sourced

01Property taxes1 sourced position

Says the city should find efficiencies before seeking more revenue and that taxes are already high in the area.
I support long-term planning, competitive purchasing, responsible management of city assets, and finding efficiencies before seeking additional revenue.”
Own statementHometown Source · Oct 16, 2026 Link

02Business growth2 sourced positions

Says residents should be protected from higher taxes and fees and from environmental and fiscal impacts caused by big business.
I strongly believe residents should be protected from increased taxes/fees and environmental and fiscal impacts caused by big business.”
Own statementHometown Source · Oct 16, 2026 Link
As a planning commissioner, voted yes on recommending rezoning the outlots of the Interstate 35 Industrial Park to I1 Limited Industrial (passed 4-0, Feb. 2025).
Commission voteCity of Elko New Market · Feb 25, 2025 Link

03Growth and annexation2 sourced positions

Names smart growth that protects the environment as her main priority, with development that considers infrastructure, traffic, parks and housing.
Elko New Market can, and should, accommodate appropriate growth while preserving green spaces and neighborhood character.”
Own statementHometown Source · Oct 16, 2026 Link
As a planning commissioner, voted yes on recommending annexation of Boulder Heights South, with the part a Beard Avenue realignment could affect delayed (passed 3-0, Feb. 2026).
Commission voteCity of Elko New Market · Feb 24, 2026 Link

04Public engagement1 sourced position

Says the city should rebuild transparency and give residents early access to information and chances to give input.
Transparency should be an ongoing practice, not a minimal effort required by law.”
Own statementHometown Source · Oct 16, 2026 Link

05City campus1 sourced position

As a planning commissioner, voted yes on a resolution finding the city's purchase of land north of City Hall complies with the Comprehensive Plan (passed 5-0, June 2026).
Commission voteCity of Elko New Market · Jun 30, 2026 Link

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In their words

Says residents should be protected from higher taxes and fees and from environmental and fiscal impacts caused by big business.
Oct 16, 2026 ·Hometown Source · Oct 16, 2026

On the record

As a planning commissioner, voted yes on recommending rezoning the outlots of the Interstate 35 Industrial Park to I1 Limited Industrial (passed 4-0, Feb. 2025).
Feb 25, 2025 ·City of Elko New Market · Feb 25, 2025

In their words

Names smart growth that protects the environment as her main priority, with development that considers infrastructure, traffic, parks and housing.
Oct 16, 2026 ·Hometown Source · Oct 16, 2026

On the record

As a planning commissioner, voted yes on recommending annexation of Boulder Heights South, with the part a Beard Avenue realignment could affect delayed (passed 3-0, Feb. 2026).
Feb 24, 2026 ·City of Elko New Market · Feb 24, 2026

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