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Three things to do before the vote.

In order. Each takes a few minutes.

Step 1

Sign the petition.

A signed petition is a public record of opposition. It takes 30 seconds and gives the Council one more concrete data point.

Sign on Change.org →

Step 2

Email your representatives.

Each card opens your email app with a short, neutral message already filled in. Edit a sentence so it sounds like you, then send. Two minutes per rep.

Mayor

Todd Winters

Mayor of Gardner. The deciding figure on the Council vote.

twinters@gardnerkansas.gov (913) 271-3587

Email Mayor Winters

Council President

Mark Baldwin

Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.

mbaldwin@gardnerkansas.gov (913) 538-1878

Email Council Pres. Baldwin

Council Vice President

Kacy Deaton

Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.

kdeaton@gardnerkansas.gov (913) 302-2463

Email Council VP Deaton

Council Member

Kelly Johnson

Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.

kjohnson@gardnerkansas.gov (913) 430-8030

Email Council Member Johnson

Council Member

Steve McNeer

Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.

smcneer@gardnerkansas.gov (913) 638-4614

Email Council Member McNeer

Council Member

Mark Wiehn

Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.

mwiehn@gardnerkansas.gov (316) 258-9634

Email Council Member Wiehn

Johnson County · 6th District

Shirley Allenbrand

Your County Commissioner if you live in unincorporated Johnson County. Cannot vote on Gardner zoning, but can speak publicly on impacts to county residents.

jocogov.org · Board of County Commissioners

Find Commissioner contact

For the full list including the Planning Commission, see the Representatives page.

Step 3

Attend the next meeting.

Public officials count seats. Showing up — even quietly — is one of the highest-impact things a resident can do.

Wed May 13 6:00 PM

Next meeting

Public Meeting #1

City Hall
120 E. Main Street, Gardner, KS 66030

Google Calendar Get directions

More meetings are coming — May 15 (public meeting #2), May 26 (Planning Commission hearing), and June 15 (City Council vote). See the full timeline →

Other ways to help

File written comment with the City Clerk — even if you can't attend a meeting.
Talk to a neighbor — most Gardner residents have not heard about this proposal yet.
Share this site in a community group, on social media, or by text.