Northfield City Council At-Large · Nov 3, 2026
Katy
Vondrasek
Katy Vondrasek is running for Northfield City Council At-Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Adam Wale.
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The race · City Council At-Large
- 01Katy VondrasekYou’re reading
- 02Adam Wale
Background
- About
- Katy Vondrasek is a former Fortune 100 business leader with an electrical engineering degree. She says she has closely followed what is happening at City Hall and shared information publicly.
- Campaign website
- www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590383229582
Dave "Superdave" Juntunen was eliminated in the Aug. 11 Ward 4 primary and Thor Keilen in the at-large primary; Peder Jothen and James Clinton advance in Ward 4 and Katy Vondrasek and Adam Wale in the at-large race. KYMN Radio · Aug 12, 2026
On the record: Katy Vondrasek
4 sourced01Ames Mill Dam1 sourced position
Says she would advocate against the city taking ownership of the Ames Mill Dam and against further city spending on it.
I will advocate against the City taking ownership of the dam and against spending any further taxpayer dollars pursuing City involvement in it.”
Own statementKYMN Radio · Sep 30, 2026Link
02Property taxes1 sourced position
Says curbing unnecessary spending and growing the tax base are ways to ease the tax burden on taxpayers.
Curbing unnecessary spending and growing our tax base are two effective ways to ease the burden on taxpayers.”
Own statementKYMN Radio · Sep 30, 2026Link
03Community engagement1 sourced position
Says she would push for earlier and broader communication and more chances for residents to weigh in before decisions are made.
I will push for earlier and broader communication, greater transparency, and more opportunities for residents to have a meaningful voice before decisions are made.”
Own statementKYMN Radio · Sep 30, 2026Link
04City spending priorities1 sourced position
Says she has questioned whether city resources are going to the Bridge Square redesign, municipal liquor store expansion and the 5th & Washington redevelopment project.
Other examples where I have questioned whether City resources are being directed toward the right priorities include the Bridge Square redesign, expansion of the municipal liquor store, and the 5th & Washington redevelopment project.”
Own statementKYMN Radio · Sep 30, 2026Link
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