Wyoming City Council · Nov 3, 2026
Jodie
Witte
Jodie Witte 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
- 01Jessica Bergan
- 02Andrew Perry
- 03Dennis SchillingIncumbent
- 04Jodie WitteYou’re reading
Background
- About
- Jodie Witte is retired, an active volunteer and a 35-year resident. She cites decades of public service, leadership, business ownership and volunteer service.
- 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: Jodie Witte
4 sourced01City budget and taxes2 sourced positions
in the Forest Lake Times voters guide
Said she would not promise that taxes will never increase, but would work to keep increases predictable and reasonable.
Rather, I would work to keep increases predictable and reasonable, protect essential services, maintain healthy reserves, and ensure that residents receive good value for the taxes they pay.”
Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026Link
in the Forest Lake Times voters guide; not a direct quote
Said she supports pursuing grants, state or federal aid and partnerships before placing additional burdens on taxpayers.
Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026Link
02Housing2 sourced positions
in the Forest Lake Times voters guide
Called for reviewing zoning and land use rules to allow a wider range of lower-cost housing, and for streamlining the approval process.
Review zoning and land use regulations, allow a wider range of lower cost housing including smaller homes, accessory dwelling units, town homes, etc.”
Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026Link
in the Forest Lake Times voters guide
Said the city could reduce residential property tax burdens with options such as tax freezes or deferrals.
Reduce residential property tax burdens with options such as tax freezes or deferral options.”
Own statementForest Lake Times · Sep 24, 2026Link
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