Dan Rasmussen
TLDR: Dan Rasmussen, 42, has lived in Bloomington for 13 years and works as a senior marketing manager at Xcel Energy. He volunteers with Three Rivers Park District and coaches youth sports for the Bloomington Athletic Association. He has a bachelor's degree from the University of St. Thomas. He lists no campaign website.
Dan RasmussenNonpartisan- Work
- Senior marketing manager, Xcel Energy
- Lives in
- Bloomington
- Background
- Senior marketing manager, Xcel Energy; B.A., University of St. Thomas hometownsource.com
- Three Rivers Park District volunteer; Bloomington Athletic Association multisport youth coach; Bloomington resident for 13 years hometownsource.com
- [email protected]
- Interviews
- Sun CurrentEden Prairie Local News
- Also running
- John F Gibbs (Nonpartisan)
Q: Where does Rasmussen stand on taxes and spending?
A: Would maintain current infrastructure first to avoid bigger costs later, and back new investments only where need is shown, looking at partnerships to share costs.
hometownsource.comQ: Where does Rasmussen stand on taxes and spending?
A: "I want Three Rivers to deliver an exceptional park system while being careful with taxpayer dollars."
eplocalnews.orgQ: Where does Rasmussen stand on trails and facilities?
A: "Maintaining trails, facilities and natural areas may not be as exciting as announcing something new," but says that is where he would start.
eplocalnews.orgQ: Where does Rasmussen stand on natural resources?
A: "Protecting natural resources is a core responsibility of the park district. I want those decisions driven by good science."
eplocalnews.orgQ: Where does Rasmussen stand on partnerships?
A: "When I'm riding a trail, I don't really care whether a particular section is maintained by Eden Prairie, Three Rivers or another agency."
eplocalnews.orgQ: Where does Rasmussen stand on access?
A: Wants regional trails and links to local trail systems that make Three Rivers "part of people's everyday lives," and varied facilities so people can "find their own way to enjoy Three Rivers."
eplocalnews.orgQ: Where does Rasmussen stand on top priority?
A: "Long-term stewardship. To me, that means protecting both our natural resources and the parks, trails and facilities people use every day."
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