
Re-Elect for Chaska City Council Ward 3
McKayla Hatfield
ROOTED IN CHASKA.
hello neighbors
I'm McKayla Hatfield, and it has been a true honor to serve the residents of Chaska's Ward 3 for the past two terms on the City Council. When I first ran for this seat, it was a decision rooted in a deep love for the community where I was raised and have chosen to make my home as an adult.
I grew up in downtown Chaska, right here in Ward 3. From my paper route as a youngster, delivering the Mint to the east side of downtown, to playing with friends along the shallow waters of East Creek, I developed a deep appreciation for just how special Chaska and the people who call this community home truly are. That appreciation, and that love for this community, have stayed with me in every decision I've been a part of over the past two terms.
That passion has only grown during my time on the Council, and I would be beyond grateful for the opportunity to continue working for you. I am committed to being a leader who shows up when it's hard, leans in with empathy, and tells it like it is—with people at the forefront of every decision.

Eight years of results
Getting the work done
TRANSPARENCY
DOWNTOWN CHASKA
HOUSING
COMMUNITY
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Chaska Today - delivered to every mailbox
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Proposed Development Signs & Website details
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Expanded Social Media including Council Meeting previews
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Launched "Locally Yours" videos highlighting Chaska businesses
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Supported updated zoning and building codes
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Welcomed 10+ businesses
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Launched a taskforce to update the Downtown Master Plan
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Started the Sewer & Water Access Charge Assistance Policy program - making opening or expanding a business more accessible
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Brought the farmers market and music back to the heart of downtown
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Supported affordable housing projects such as West Creek Apartments, Chaska Yards, Habitat for Humanity housing.
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Supported housing options for people at different stages of life. Pushing developers to offer multiple housing types.
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Kept Chaska tax dollars in Chaska by working against legislation that would end Southwest Transit and redirect our tax dollars out of our community
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Supported a youth position on our Human Rights Commission
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Launched "Locally Yours" videos highlighting Chaska businesses
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Supported The Loop ~a first of its kind adaptive golf course

why mckayla?
