St. Francis City Council At Large · Nov 3, 2026
Tina
Carroll
Tina Carroll is running for St. Francis City Council At Large in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.
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The race · City Council At Large
- 01Tina CarrollYou’re reading
- 02Denny Christenson
- 03Kevin RobinsonIncumbent
- 04Mike Rodger
Background
- About
- Tina Carroll is a project manager who has worked as an ISO administrator.
On the record: Tina Carroll
4 sourced01City spending and growth2 sourced positions
Said she would review the budget line by line and work with department heads to minimize increases.
I will review the budget line by line and work with each department head to minimize increases.”
Own statementABC Newspapers · Oct 6, 2026Link
Lists decreasing the budget as a key campaign message.
Decrease the Budget - Review current city expenditures with a professional eye to identify efficiencies, cut unnecessary costs, and keep local government lean and responsible.”
Own statementBallotpedia · Jul 1, 2026Link
02License plate cameras1 sourced position
Said license plate reader cameras need more safeguards, training and audits.
I feel there need to be additional safeguards in place, as well as additional training and audits, to make sure laws are being followed appropriately.”
Own statementABC Newspapers · Oct 6, 2026Link
03Community involvement1 sourced position
Said she wants residents involved in forming city policy.
I also want to involve the community members to help form policy; both new and old.”
Own statementABC Newspapers · Jul 17, 2026Link
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