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How the council voted

Every recorded council vote in this guide where two or more of the people we profile voted, side by side. Each line was checked against the meeting minutes it links to. Only candidates and members with a page in this guide are listed; open the minutes for the full roll call.

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2027 budget

Sep 21, 2026

Second reading of Ordinance #765, the 2027 appropriations and 2026 property tax levy

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, September 2026

  • YesBruce JohnsonVoted yes on second reading of Ordinance #765, the 2027 appropriations and 2026 property tax levy (passed 6-0, September 2026).
  • YesColin SteenVoted yes on second reading of Ordinance #765, the 2027 appropriations and 2026 property tax levy (passed 6-0, September 2026).
  • YesDavid KullVoted yes on second reading of Ordinance #765, the 2027 appropriations and 2026 property tax levy (passed 6-0, September 2026).
  • YesKevin LawrenceVoted yes on second reading of Ordinance #765, the 2027 appropriations and 2026 property tax levy (passed 6-0, September 2026).
  • YesRandy MarsoVoted yes on second reading of Ordinance #765, the 2027 appropriations and 2026 property tax levy (passed 6-0, September 2026).

Brandon City Council minutes, September 21, 2026 · Sep 21, 2026Link

Bethany Meadows rezoning

Jun 15, 2026

First reading of Ordinance #762, rezoning land from R-2 to R-3 contingent on twin-home covenants

Result as recorded: passed 5-0 with one abstention, June 2026

  • YesColin SteenVoted yes on first reading of Ordinance #762, rezoning land from R-2 to R-3 contingent on twin-home covenants (passed 5-0 with one abstention, June 2026).
  • YesDavid KullVoted yes on first reading of Ordinance #762, rezoning land from R-2 to R-3 contingent on twin-home covenants (passed 5-0 with one abstention, June 2026).
  • YesKevin LawrenceVoted yes on first reading of Ordinance #762, rezoning land from R-2 to R-3 contingent on twin-home covenants (passed 5-0 with one abstention, June 2026).
  • YesRandy MarsoVoted yes on first reading of Ordinance #762, rezoning land from R-2 to R-3 contingent on twin-home covenants (passed 5-0 with one abstention, June 2026).
  • —Bruce JohnsonAbstained on first reading of Ordinance #762, rezoning land from R-2 to R-3 contingent on twin-home covenants (passed 5-0 with one abstention, June 2026).

Brandon City Council minutes, June 15, 2026 · Jun 15, 2026Link

Cell tower rezoning (108 W. Park St.)

Oct 20, 2025

First reading of Ordinance #746, rezoning 108 W. Park Street from Natural Resource Conservation to General Business

Result as recorded: passed 3-2, October 2025

  • YesBruce JohnsonVoted yes on first reading of Ordinance #746, rezoning 108 W. Park Street from Natural Resource Conservation to General Business (passed 3-2, October 2025).
  • YesDavid KullVoted yes on first reading of Ordinance #746, rezoning 108 W. Park Street from Natural Resource Conservation to General Business (passed 3-2, October 2025).
  • NoColin SteenVoted no on first reading of Ordinance #746, rezoning 108 W. Park Street from Natural Resource Conservation to General Business (passed 3-2, October 2025).
  • NoRandy MarsoVoted no on first reading of Ordinance #746, rezoning 108 W. Park Street from Natural Resource Conservation to General Business (passed 3-2, October 2025).

Brandon City Council minutes, October 20, 2025 · Oct 20, 2025Link

Nov 3, 2025

Second reading of Ordinance #746, the rezoning of 108 W. Park Street

Result as recorded: passed 3-2, November 2025

  • YesBruce JohnsonVoted yes on second reading of Ordinance #746, the rezoning of 108 W. Park Street (passed 3-2, November 2025).
  • YesDavid KullVoted yes on second reading of Ordinance #746, the rezoning of 108 W. Park Street (passed 3-2, November 2025).
  • NoColin SteenVoted no on second reading of Ordinance #746, the rezoning of 108 W. Park Street (passed 3-2, November 2025).
  • NoRandy MarsoVoted no on second reading of Ordinance #746, the rezoning of 108 W. Park Street (passed 3-2, November 2025).

Brandon City Council minutes, November 3, 2025 · Nov 3, 2025Link

Dec 1, 2025

Accept the petition for referendum on Ordinance #746 and set the election for November 3, 2026

Result as recorded: passed 5-1, December 2025

  • YesBruce JohnsonVoted yes to accept the petition for referendum on Ordinance #746 and set the election for November 3, 2026 (passed 5-1, December 2025).
  • YesColin SteenMoved to accept the petition for referendum on Ordinance #746 and voted yes, setting the election for November 3, 2026 (passed 5-1, December 2025).
  • YesKevin LawrenceVoted yes to accept the petition for referendum on Ordinance #746 and set the election for November 3, 2026 (passed 5-1, December 2025).
  • YesRandy MarsoVoted yes to accept the petition for referendum on Ordinance #746 and set the election for November 3, 2026 (passed 5-1, December 2025).
  • NoDavid KullVoted no on a motion to accept the petition for referendum on Ordinance #746 and set the election for November 3, 2026 (passed 5-1, December 2025).

Brandon City Council minutes, December 1, 2025 · Dec 1, 2025Link

Ironwood Street land purchase

Jan 5, 2026

Buy land for the Ironwood Street extension at $248,292, against an appraisal of $166,714

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, January 2026

  • YesBruce JohnsonVoted yes to buy land for the Ironwood Street extension at $248,292, against an appraisal of $166,714 (passed 6-0, January 2026).
  • YesColin SteenVoted yes to buy land for the Ironwood Street extension at $248,292, against an appraisal of $166,714 (passed 6-0, January 2026).
  • YesDavid KullVoted yes to buy land for the Ironwood Street extension at $248,292, against an appraisal of $166,714 (passed 6-0, January 2026).
  • YesKevin LawrenceVoted yes to buy land for the Ironwood Street extension at $248,292, against an appraisal of $166,714 (passed 6-0, January 2026).
  • YesRandy MarsoVoted yes to buy land for the Ironwood Street extension at $248,292, against an appraisal of $166,714 (passed 6-0, January 2026).

Brandon City Council minutes, January 5, 2026 · Jan 5, 2026Link

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