Springfield City Council Ward 4 · Nov 3, 2026
Callee Ackland
Candidate for City Council Ward 4
Callee Ackland is running for Springfield City Council Ward 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jill Cuadros.
Voter registration deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026
Navy veteran who works as a tenant hotline support specialist and serves on the Springfield Planning Commission. She was one of the lead supporters of the Save Springfield Library group.
- Endorsed by
- Her campaign site lists endorsements from Springfield Planning Commissioners Morgan Driggs, Fabian Gomez Hernandez, Pat Greenwell and Seth Thompson, State Senator James Manning Jr., and former Eugene mayor Kitty Piercy. Callee for Springfield
- Campaign website
- calleeackland.com
Callee Ackland and Jill Cuadros accepted invitations to the Sept. 17, 2026 Springfield City Club candidate forum; the forum was recorded for the Springfield City Club YouTube channel. KVAL · Sep 10, 2026
The Lane County proof ballot lists two candidates for Springfield City Councilor, Ward 4: Jill Cuadros and Callee Ackland. Lane County Elections · Sep 8, 2026
Where Callee Ackland stands: positions on the record
Library funding1 sourced position
Said Springfield's libraries should be protected.
“I think our libraries need to be protected.”
Own statementEugene Weekly · Sep 24, 2026
Housing development1 sourced position
Said the Planning Commission is working on changing the development code to make it easier to build housing.
“make it easier to build housing.”
Own statementEugene Weekly · Sep 24, 2026
Rent pricing software1 sourced position
Said one way to improve living conditions is to ban artificial intelligence price-fixing software used to set rents.
Own statementEugene Weekly · Sep 24, 2026
Surveillance cameras1 sourced position
Said she is adamantly against warrantless mass surveillance, citing Springfield's canceled Flock Safety contract.
“warrantless mass surveillance”
Own statementEugene Weekly · Sep 24, 2026
City budget1 sourced position
Said Oregon's Measures 5 and 50 should be amended at the state level so property taxes reflect current market values.
Own statementEugene Weekly · Sep 24, 2026
Also running for City Council Ward 4
- Jill Cuadros (incumbent)
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