John Maczko serves as an at-large council member in Mendota Heights. The official city source confirms the role, term listing, and contact information. The City Council legislates for the city and sets administrative policy; the city administrator handles day-to-day operations. The current term expires December 31, 2028. This basic profile does not yet include selected public-record actions or individual vote history.
Regular City Council meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Workshops are held on the third Tuesday only. Meetings are broadcast on Cable Channel 18 and can be watched live or on demand online. Meeting times should be confirmed from the official agenda center before attending, as schedules can change for holidays or other reasons.
This is a citywide seat. City voters generally vote for this seat when it appears on their official ballot.
Seat structure source: Mendota Heights City Council (Official record, accessed 2026-05-29)
Meet Your Reps explains how this seat is elected. Your official address-based ballot is the final source for whether this race appears for you.
Look up your ballot: Minnesota Secretary of State: Polling Place Finder (Official state source)
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What this office does
Attribution limit:Council authority belongs to the Council as a body. Do not attribute a council decision to an individual council member unless meeting minutes or a roll-call vote confirms that member's specific vote or action.
Source note:The Mendota Heights city code and charter authority for council members has not been fully reviewed for this basic profile. Authority descriptions are based on the official City Council page and the government overview page. Mendota Heights City Council
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Mendota Heights, Dakota County, MN
This council seat is expected to appear on the November 2028 general election ballot. Check the official Elections and Voter Services page for candidate filing periods and official election schedule as 2028 approaches.
Offices on ballot
- City Council (at large)
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Mendota Heights City Council
Mendota Heights Mayor and Council Staff Directory
Mendota Heights Elections and Voter Services
Mendota Heights Agenda Center, City Council
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