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Faribault City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Natalie Halverson

Candidate for City Council

6 candidates · 3 seats3 sourced positions

Natalie Halverson is running for Faribault City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 3 seats.

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Natalie Halverson is a public health supervisor in Scott County who has lived in Faribault since 1999. She has also served as a health educator for Rice County and as a regional director at the Faribault Medical Center.

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Where Natalie Halverson stands: positions on the record

Hospital and healthcare access1 sourced position
  • Says the city should work with the hospital board and the Minnesota League of Cities to keep rural healthcare access, citing the Allina-Sutter merger.

    “That means working with the hospital board, we should be working with the Minnesota League of Cities on doing some advocacy at the state level to ensure that rural communities maintain access.”

    Own statementFaribault Daily News

Archer data center1 sourced position
  • as reported by the Faribault Daily News; not a direct quote

    Says the city needs to prioritize community health over any economic opportunities the Archer data center may bring.

    Own statementFaribault Daily News

Budget decisions1 sourced position
  • as reported by the Faribault Daily News; not a direct quote

    Said she would like to help the city establish a clear decision-making framework for important budget decisions.

    Forum answerFaribault Daily News

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