Pipestone City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Faith Marie
Hernandez

Faith Marie Hernandez is running for Pipestone City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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Nov 3Election Day

The race · City Council

  1. 01Kyle Hansen
  2. 02Faith Marie HernandezYou’re reading
  3. 03Matt McCorquodale
  4. 04Zachary Ploeger
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Founder of the nonprofit Vigils for Humanity who has worked as an administrative assistant. Earned associate's degrees and an account clerk diploma from Minnesota West.

Kyle Hansen, Faith Marie Hernandez, Matt McCorquodale and Zachary Ploeger filed for the two council seats held by Scott Swanson and Rodger Smidt. Pipestone County Star · Jun 10, 2026

On the record: Faith Marie Hernandez

6 sourced
01Utility rates2 sourced positions
  • Says using city utilities as a business hurts residents' quality of life and the city needs other ways to fund itself.

    We need to find alternatives to funding our city.”

    Own statementPipestone County Star · Oct 8, 2026Link

  • Says the city should not charge reconnection fees to residents whose water was shut off because they could not pay.

    If someone cannot afford to pay the water, we shouldn’t be charging them fees to turn the water back on, if they could not afford to keep it on in the first place.”

    Own statementPipestone County Star · Oct 8, 2026Link

02Vacant downtown buildings1 sourced position
  • Suggests the city look into buying the vacant downtown buildings or investing with the owners for a share of the profits.

    I think it would be worth looking into either buying the properties back or investing with the owners with a share of the profits.”

    Own statementPipestone County Star · Oct 8, 2026Link

03Recreation center1 sourced position
  • Says the city should repair existing parks and facilities before adding a new recreation center.

    I believe that before we look at adding something we currently have, we need to update and improve the areas that are going into disrepair.”

    Own statementPipestone County Star · Oct 8, 2026Link

04Historic buildings1 sourced position
  • Says the city's historic structures should be preserved if possible, with more public input before any decision.

    Our historical structures need to be preserved, if possible.”

    Own statementPipestone County Star · Oct 8, 2026Link

05Blight1 sourced position
  • Supports the city's partnership with the college on blighted properties and suggests involving the high school.

    I think that partnering with the college was an amazing answer to this”

    Own statementPipestone County Star · Oct 8, 2026Link

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