South St. Paul City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Tyler C. Fehrman
Candidate for City Council
Tyler C. Fehrman 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
Director of operations for a small energy cooperative based in the Twin Cities.
- Campaign website
- fehrmanforssp.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 Tyler C. Fehrman stands: positions on the record
Priorities1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Named putting residents first, strengthening the local economy and planning responsibly for the future as his priorities.
“People First. Always.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Planning Commission1 sourced position
Said he serves on the South St. Paul Planning Commission.
“I currently serve as a member of the South St. Paul Planning Commission”
Own statementBallotpedia
Property taxes1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Said he will evaluate the current tax proposal by whether any increase is justified, transparent and affordable.
“I will evaluate the current proposal using that standard.”
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 he believes the risks of Flock cameras now outweigh the benefits and supports discontinuing their use.
“I believe the risks now outweigh the benefits.”
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 he wants state and federal grants and other outside funding pursued before relying on property taxpayers for major projects.
“For major projects, I want us aggressively pursuing state and federal grants, partnerships, and other outside funding before relying on property taxpayers.”
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 he is open to tax increment financing and other incentives but not as an automatic tool.
“I am open to tools like tax increment financing and other development incentives, but they should never be automatic.”
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 yes to more affordable housing, adding that the policy is nuanced.
“Yes. But affordable housing policy is incredibly nuanced.”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Small business1 sourced position
Written answer to the West St. Paul Reader candidate questionnaire, September 2026
Said he supports creating a Small Business Council.
“I support creating a Small Business Council that gives local business owners a direct voice in city decisions”
Own statementWest St. Paul Reader · Sep 28, 2026
Also running for City Council
- Gusta G. Carr
- Brian Ducklinsky
- Margaret Durenberger
- Joseph Kaliszewski (incumbent)
- Matthew Thompson (incumbent)
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