Wyoming City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Andrew
Perry

Andrew Perry is running for Wyoming City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 4 candidates are running for 2 seats.

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The race · City Council

  1. 01Jessica Bergan
  2. 02Andrew PerryYou’re reading
  3. 03Dennis SchillingIncumbent
  4. 04Jodie Witte
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Background

About
Andrew Perry works in property management and development services. He lists his experience as small business owner and corporate executive.
Occupation (from candidate statement)
Nonpartisan

Four candidates filed for two at-large council seats: Jessica Bergan, Andrew Perry, Dennis Schilling and Jodie Witte. Minnesota Secretary of State

On the record: Andrew Perry

3 sourced
01City budget and taxes2 sourced positions
  • in the Forest Lake Times voters guide

    Said he would look for value rather than simply the lowest cost, and that every significant expenditure should have a clear purpose and measurable benefit.

    Every dollar the city spends ultimately belongs to the taxpayers.”

    Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026Link

  • in the Forest Lake Times voters guide

    Said he would look to grow the tax base through residential and commercial development rather than asking existing residents and businesses to carry more of the burden.

    I would also look for opportunities to grow our tax base through responsible residential and commercial development rather than continually asking existing residents and businesses to carry more of the burden.”

    Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026Link

02Housing1 sourced position
  • in the Forest Lake Times voters guide

    Said the city should look closely at zoning, development requirements, permitting timelines and fees so it is not adding costs that get passed on to residents.

    We should look closely at zoning, development requirements, permitting timelines and fees to make sure we aren’t unnecessarily adding costs that ultimately get passed on to residents.”

    Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026Link

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