Red Wing City Council Ward 3 · Nov 3, 2026
Janet
Hansmeier
Janet Hansmeier is running for Red Wing City Council Ward 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Liz Magill.
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The race · City Council Ward 3
- 01Janet HansmeierYou’re reading
- 02Liz Magill
Background
- About
- Retired insurance claims officer and president of the Hope & Harbor board.
- Campaign website
- hansmeierforcouncil.com
On the record: Janet Hansmeier
3 sourced01Property tax levy1 sourced position
Says she would look for efficiencies and cost-effective solutions before considering additional tax increases.
maximize the value of every tax dollar before considering additional tax increases.”
Own statementHansmeier for CouncilLink
02Law enforcement center1 sourced position
As reported by the Republican Eagle; interview, not a transcript
Said she needs more information to decide between renovating the existing law enforcement center and building a new one.
I need more information in order to determine whether renovating the existing (law enforcement center) or building a new building would be best for the community.”
Own statementRepublican Eagle · Aug 24, 2026Link
03Wastewater treatment plant1 sourced position
As reported by the Republican Eagle; interview, not a transcript
Said the water treatment plant issues need to be addressed financially without burdening citizens out of their homes.
The water treatment plant issues need to be addressed in the coming years, so we need to make sure we can do that, financially, without burdening citizens out of their homes.”
Own statementRepublican Eagle · Aug 24, 2026Link
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