Bellevue Mayor · Nov 3, 2026
Kevin Pflager
Candidate for Mayor
Kevin Pflager is running for mayor of Bellevue in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Rusty Hike.
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TodayKevin Pflager is a city planner for the City of Papillion. He says he has worked as a floodplain administrator and assisted the Papillion Planning Commission.
- Campaign website
- www.pflagerformayor.org
Rusty Hike and Kevin Pflager both answered the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire for mayor. Voter Information Project
Where Kevin Pflager stands: positions on the record
Waiving readings1 sourced position
Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire
Says he would stop waiving the three readings normally required for ordinances.
“I am going to stop waiving readings at City Council meetings.”
Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 25, 2026
Property taxes and budget1 sourced position
Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire
Says the property tax levy should set the budget.
“The tax levy should be the budget.”
Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 25, 2026
Bonds and debt1 sourced position
Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire
Says the city should avoid bonds unless voters approve them.
“you should avoid using bonds unless it is approved by the community in a vote.”
Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 25, 2026
Housing and zoning1 sourced position
Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire
Says he wants zoning that allows more missing-middle housing and form-based codes.
“creating zoning that allows more "missing middle" housing options”
Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 25, 2026
Commercial core1 sourced position
Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire
Says he wants to focus on revitalizing the commercial core, including Fort Crook Road, Galvin Road and Mission Street.
“I want to focus on revitalization of the commercial core of Bellevue.”
Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 25, 2026
Conflicts of interest1 sourced position
Answer to the Voter Information Project candidate questionnaire
Says he would recuse himself from discussions of city actions that could raise the value of property he owns.
“If I were in office and owned property that stood to increase in value based on the action of the city, I would recuse myself from those discussions.”
Own statementVoter Information Project · Jul 25, 2026
Also running for Mayor
- Rusty Hike (incumbent)
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