Rogers City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Christian
Grams
Christian Grams is running for Rogers City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01John Patrick Dierberger
- 02Christian GramsYou’re reading
- 03Adam Hunt
- 04Rick Ihli
Background
- About
- Staff operations and training specialist for the Department of the Army who has coached youth hockey.
On the record: Christian Grams
4 sourced012050 Comprehensive Plan1 sourced position
Said population growth requires matching growth in utilities, space and services, which the 2050 plan should address.
That growth requires commensurate growth in utilities, space, and services to name a few.”
Own statementPress and News · Sep 17, 2026Link
02Police and fire staffing1 sourced position
Named first responder staffing and equipment as a key platform issue.
Ensuring that our community’s first responders are properly staffed and equipped to handle the needs of the growing community is critical to keeping Rogers as a desirable place to raise a family.”
Own statementPress and News · Sep 17, 2026Link
03Local business1 sourced position
Said supporting existing local businesses is the best way to attract business.
I maintain the belief that the best way to attract business is by keeping and supporting businesses that already exist within the community.”
Own statementPress and News · Sep 17, 2026Link
04Primary result1 sourced position
Received 617 votes in the Aug. 11, 2026 primary (unofficial) and advanced to the November ballot.
Own statementPress and NewsLink
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