Meagan Bachmayer, Circle Pines City Council Candidate - Local Decision 2025

Wednesday, October 15, 2025

Circle Pines 75th anniversary community engagement

Transition from Centennial Fire Department to new service model

City budget and tax levy management

Infrastructure and long-term planning

Communication strategies between council and residents

Improving community event frequency and distribution

Votes (1)

Approval of contract to transition fire services from Centennial Fire Department to Spring Lake Park, Blaine, and Mountains View

PassedNot specified

Moved by Not specified · Seconded by Not specified

Notable Quotes (3)

We did just vote to officially sign the contract to move from Centennial Fire Department and wind that down over the next two years.

Megan Bachmeire
Fire ServicesExplaining the fire department consolidation.

The most important job that we have is being good stewards of tax dollars and our shared resources.

Megan Bachmeire
Fiscal PolicyDescribing her philosophy as a council member.

I've been on the council for the past year and a half and it has been an absolute pleasure to serve my community.

Megan Bachmeire
Local GovernanceReflecting on her tenure.

People (3)

Dave BartholomewMayor

Retiring after 24 years of service; mentor to council members; noted for creating a collaborative culture.

Chief Dan ReaFire Chief

Managed the transition and answered questions regarding the move to a new fire service department.

Places Mentioned

Circle Pines, MinnesotaGolden Lake Elementary SchoolSt. PaulMinneapolis

Events & Meetings (1)

  • Circle Pines City Council meetings, every other Tuesday
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Meagan Bachmayer, Circle Pines City Council Candidate - Local Decision 2025 - Ham Lake Recorder