Mendota Heights City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Will
Stein
Will Stein is running for Mendota Heights City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01Neil Garlock
- 02John Larrive
- 03Sally LorberbaumIncumbent
- 04Jerome Mulvihill
- 05Michael Oxley
- 06Will SteinYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Civil engineer and chair of the Mendota Heights Natural Resources Commission.
- Campaign website
- will4council.com
On the record: Will Stein
4 sourced01Municipal campus1 sourced position
Supports new construction for the municipal campus while being sensitive to its cost.
I support new construction for the municipal campus project but I am sensitive to the costs of new construction.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 22, 2026Link
02Property taxes1 sourced position
Supports the current property tax proposal.
I do support the current property tax proposal.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 22, 2026Link
03Housing1 sourced position
Wants to begin a conversation on making it easier for young people to own or rent a home in the city.
begin a conversation on how to “leave the ladder down” for young people who want to own or rent a home.”
Own statementPioneer Press · Oct 5, 2026Link
04Police department1 sourced position
Says the city should keep its own police department rather than merge services.
we should move forward with our own police department rather than merging services with Dakota County or a larger city like Eagan.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 22, 2026Link
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