South St. Paul City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Gusta G. Carr
Candidate for City Council
Gusta G. Carr is running for South St. Paul City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 3 seats.
Election Day · Tue, Nov 3, 2026
Works as an assistant property manager and caregiver.
- Campaign website
- www.carrforyou.com
Seven candidates filed for the three council seats; the field was narrowed to six for the November 3, 2026 ballot: Gusta Carr, Brian Ducklinsky, Margaret Durenberger, Tyler Fehrman, Joseph Kaliszewski and Matthew Thompson. City of South St. Paul
Where Gusta G. Carr stands: positions on the record
Priorities1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Named inclusion, accessibility and affordability as her priorities.
“Inclusion. Accessibility. Affordability.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Property taxes1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Said she would look closely at the numbers on the 2027 property tax proposal and prioritize essential services.
“My approach is simple: invest where we need to, spend responsibly, and be transparent with residents.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Flock cameras1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Said she has mixed feelings about Flock cameras and would want data on their results, cost and access before deciding whether to continue.
“I have mixed feelings about Flock cameras.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
City facilities1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Said she would support facility assessments and a transparent capital improvement plan.
“I would support conducting thorough assessments of city facilities and creating a transparent capital improvement plan”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Redevelopment subsidies1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Said public subsidies can be appropriate when they create a clear, measurable public benefit.
“Public subsidies can be an appropriate tool when they create a clear, measurable public benefit that would not otherwise happen.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Affordable housing1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Said she supports more affordable housing if property owners keep it in good shape.
“I do support more affordable housing in SSP as long as the property owners are held accountable keeping it in good shape.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Also running for City Council
- Brian Ducklinsky
- Margaret Durenberger
- Tyler C. Fehrman
- Joseph Kaliszewski (incumbent)
- Matthew Thompson (incumbent)
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