Oak Grove City Council At Large · Nov 3, 2026

Chris
Jeffery

Chris Jeffery is running for Oak Grove City Council At Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 5 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Background

About: Chris Jeffery filed for Oak Grove City Council At Large on July 28, 2026.

Sarah Carlson, Chris Jeffery, Angie Bray Johnson, Taylor Morse and Kevin L. Shepherd are the five candidates for two Council Member At Large seats. Minnesota Secretary of State · Jul 28, 2026

On the record: Chris Jeffery

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Listed on the Minnesota Secretary of State candidate filing list for Council Member At Large (Oak Grove), filed July 28, 2026.
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In their own words

Answered by the candidate on Oct 23, 2026

I am here to be a voice for the people. I want to be transparent and take time to listen to the people. This position should go to someone willing to listen and vote on issues according to the people not based on personal opinion.

How should the council approach the 2027 property tax levy?

Their pick: Keep the proposed 2.5% increase

It is a low increase necessary to maintain the city.

Should Oak Grove have a full-time fire chief, and how would you pay for it?

Their pick: Yes, fund a full-time chief in 2027

Oak Grove is the only city in Anoka county that doesn't have a full time chief. A few townships in Anoka county still have part time.

What should happen to the current City Hall building and site?

Their pick: Study options before deciding

We need to study the options to see if it is even financially responsible to keep and maintain the building.

What lot sizes and development rules should the 2050 Comprehensive Plan set?

Their pick: Keep the 2.25-acre minimum

2.25 acre with the current language the city adopted is good.

How should Oak Grove run check-in at its polling places in future elections?

Their pick: Keep paper rosters

It wouldn't be I bad idea to try to use both for checks and balances.

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