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Contact Gardner City Officials

Rezoning decisions are made in public—but residents can speak up early. Reach out respectfully with your questions, concerns, and the commitments you believe should be in writing before any vote.

Mayor & Council roster

Before you hit send

Reach out on your own terms

The roster below matches Gardner’s municipal leadership. There is no single “right” script—share your story, cite the meeting dates that matter to you, and repeat the same factual questions across messages if you wish. Consistency builds a clear public record of neighbor concerns.

Neighbor at a home desk typing an email—a warm reminder that civic comments start with everyday people sitting down to write.
Steal wording from the sample email, rewrite it in your voice, and then hit send whenever you’re ready.

Starter message

Email template — edit in your own words

Replace bracketed placeholders, add specifics about your neighborhood, and paste into your mail app—or use Copy and trim as needed before sending.

City of Gardner

Mayor & City Council roster

Phone numbers dial on mobile; emails open your mail app. Tap the email button on any card when you’re ready to write.

At a glance

Email directory

Broad, varied outreach—not the same few names—signals a real community concern to planning commissioners and USD 231 leaders. Reach out to as many contacts as you can, respectfully and in your own words. Commissioners and board emails are below; screenshot on desktop or tap an address on your phone.

USD 231 — School board, superintendent & admin

Board members

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