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Bartlesville City Council Ward 4 · Nov 3, 2026

Aaron Kirkpatrick

Candidate for City Council Ward 4 (incumbent)

13 candidates · 5 seats5 sourced positions

Aaron Kirkpatrick, the incumbent, is running for Bartlesville City Council Ward 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Joel Rabin and Amanda Veley.

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Ward 4 city councilor, pastor and business owner, elected in 2024.

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Where Aaron Kirkpatrick stands: positions on the record

License plate cameras2 sourced positions
  • Says he personally dislikes the cameras but has voted to reflect residents' wishes and believes the current limits balance privacy and safety.

    “For now, I believe the balance we have created works well for Bartlesville.”

    Own statementThe Wiley Post · Sep 17, 2026

  • His amendment setting rules for the Flock cameras was adopted by the council (April 2025).

    Council voteKJRH · Apr 7, 2025

Water supply1 sourced position
  • Wants the city to negotiate for more Copan Lake storage rights and press for dredging at Hulah Lake.

    “we have an opportunity to negotiate with the Town of Copan to purchase a portion of its water-storage rights at Lake Copan”

    Own statementThe Wiley Post · Sep 17, 2026

Comprehensive plan1 sourced position
  • Calls Endeavor 2045 a long-term guide to be reevaluated as circumstances change.

    “I also view Endeavor 2045 as a long-term guide, not a rigid checklist.”

    Own statementThe Wiley Post · Sep 17, 2026

City manager search1 sourced position
  • Moved to open the city manager job to internal candidates for 15 days first; the motion passed 4-1 (August 2026).

    Council voteBartlesville Radio

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