Mayor & City Council
Meet the people making decisions for the City of Redfield.
Leading the City of Redfield
The City of Redfield is led by a mayor and a five-member City Council, all elected by residents. Along with the City Clerk and staff, they set the direction for the town, approve the budget, and make the calls that shape Redfield's day-to-day life.
Council meetings are open to anyone. Residents are welcome to attend and to speak.
Your five council members
Kate Paardekooper
The City Clerk handles day-to-day operations at City Hall: utility billing, permits, forms, resident inquiries, and coordination with the Council. Most contact with the City runs through the Clerk's office.
Jeff LaBarge
Handles property maintenance, nuisance complaints, zoning enforcement, and code compliance across the city.
Name - Coming Soon
Issues zoning permits, advises residents on variances, special exceptions, and appeals, and investigates and enforces ordinance violations.
When the Council meets
When
Second Tuesday of each month
6:00 p.m.
Where
City Hall
808 First Street
Public participation
Bring a question or an issue you'd like the Council to hear. Meetings are open to anyone.
Bring an issue to the Council
To have a specific issue heard at a meeting, submit the form below or contact City Clerk Kate Paardekooper to add your topic to the next meeting's agenda.
A 48-hour submission deadline is required for a topic to be added to the meeting agenda and give elected officials time to review.
Public Works
The division that keeps Redfield's streets, water, and infrastructure running.
Visit the Public Works pageLibrary & Community Center
The Redfield Public Library and American Legion Post 261 Community Center.
Visit the Library & Community Center pageThere's a seat at the table for you
Attend a meeting, run for office when a seat opens, or volunteer with the Redfield Development Corporation or the Chamber of Commerce. See the Get Involved page for more.