Brandon Seifert For Huntertown Town Council. Re-Election. Councilman. Politician. Indiana. Campaign. Republican.
TOWN HALL. HUNTERTOWN TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS.

I’m proud to serve Huntertown and am running for re-election after twelve years on Town Council. This community is more than where I live. It is home. It is where I have built my life, raised my family, and stayed committed to its future.

During my time on Council, I have remained committed to smart, sustainable growth while protecting the character of our town and making decisions that reflect the needs of our residents. Huntertown deserves steady leadership, clear communication, and thoughtful decisions as we continue to grow.

I believe transparency matters. Since 2018, I have streamed Town Council meetings live so residents can stay informed and involved. People deserve to understand what is happening in their town and feel confident their voice is being heard.

I bring a practical, real world perspective to every decision. I understand the balance between growth, budgets, and the everyday needs of working families because I live it too.

My role in this community goes beyond Council meetings. I stay actively involved by volunteering, supporting local initiatives, and showing up for community events. Serving Huntertown is not just a position. It is a responsibility.

If re-elected, I will continue to lead with integrity, stay committed to smart, sustainable growth, and keep Huntertown moving forward in a way that serves our community for years to come.

A NEIGHBOR YOU KNOW. LEADERSHIP YOU CAN TRUST.

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Clarity must be the foundation of every decision as Huntertown continues to grow.

With that growth comes important choices that deserve open discussion, honest communication, and real input from the people who call this town home.

Residents deserve to be heard, and leadership should reflect that through transparent, thoughtful decisions the community can trust.

The goal is not just growth, but smart, sustainable growth done the right way.

That means protecting what makes Huntertown special, staying true to its roots, and leading with the integrity that this community was built on.

WHY CLARITY MATTERS NOW

Historical marker for Huntertown, Indiana, platted in 1869, describing its history, location near Lima Plank Road and Fort Wayne, and its connection to the Perry Centre Seminary, founded in 1856, closed in 1961, and overseen by the Allen County - Fort Wayne Historical Society.

WHAT

HUNTERTOWN

DESERVES

COMMITMENT

As a resident of Huntertown, I believe we all deserve leadership rooted in integrity, where decisions are made honestly and always in the best interest of our community.

INTEGRITY

As a resident of Huntertown, I believe we all deserve leadership rooted in integrity, where decisions are made honestly and always in the best interest of our community.

CLARITY

As residents of Huntertown, we deserve clear, open communication so everyone understands the decisions shaping our town and has the opportunity to be heard.

EXPERIENCE IN LEADERSHIP

I am proud to call Huntertown home and have spent years serving the community I care deeply about. My public service includes time on the Lake Township Board and, since 2015, serving as a member of the Huntertown Town Council. Throughout my time in office, I have remained focused on transparency, communication, and smart, sustainable growth. I have also stayed involved beyond Council through work with the Allen County Republican Party and as a District Captain for the Convention of States of Indiana. My experience in public service, community involvement, and my professional background allows me to bring a practical, solutions-focused approach to leadership and a strong understanding of the needs of Huntertown residents.

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CLARITY IN ACTION

I believe leadership should be open, accessible, and accountable to the people it serves. Since 2018, I have taken the initiative to stream Town Council meetings live so residents can stay informed, even if they cannot attend in person. Everyone deserves to understand what is happening in their town and feel confident their voice matters.

I have made it a priority to be available to residents, listen to concerns, and encourage honest, respectful conversations about the decisions shaping our community. Openness is not just about sharing information; it is about creating trust through transparency and communication.

As Huntertown continues to grow, I remain committed to ensuring residents are not left out of the conversation. Clear communication and accessibility will continue to be a priority so our community can move forward together with confidence.

APPROACH TO LEADERSHIP

  • Listen First
    I believe every decision should start with listening to the residents of Huntertown and understanding what matters most to our community.

  • Lead with Clarity
    Clear, open communication ensures residents understand the decisions being made and feel confident in the direction of our town.

  • Commit to Smart, Sustainable Growth
    Growth should be thoughtful and planned in a way that protects the character of Huntertown while preparing for the future.

  • Be Accountable
    Leadership means taking responsibility for decisions and always acting in the best interest of the community.

  • Stay Involved and Accessible
    I am committed to being present, approachable, and actively engaged with the people I serve.

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