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Stop Janigo

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*Between FY 2023 And FY 2026, The Maple Grove City Council Adopted Expenditures Increased By 22.42%, Or $10,232,300. (Maple Grove City Council Budget, Accessed 6/17/26)

In The Fiscal Year FY 2023, The Maple Grove City Council Adopted Expenditures Were $45,642,500. (Maple Grove City Council Budget, 12/19/22)

In The Fiscal Year FY 2026, The Maple Grove City Council Adopted Expenditures Were $55,874,800. (Maple Grove City Council Budget, 12/15/25)

Between FY 2023 And FY 2026, The Maple Grove City Council Adopted Revenue Increased By 22.42%, Or $10,232,300. (Maple Grove City Council Budget, Accessed 6/17/26)

In The Fiscal Year FY 2023, The Maple Grove City Council Adopted Revenue Were $45,642,500. (Maple Grove City Council Budget, 12/19/22)

In The Fiscal Year FY 2026, The Maple Grove City Council Adopted Revenue Were $55,874,800. (Maple Grove City Council Budget, 12/15/25)

In September 2025, Janigo Supported Maple Grove’s Proposed 2026 Budget And Tax Levy Increase, Calling It Fiscally Responsible And Saying Additional Staffing Was Needed To Maintain City Services. “The Maple Grove City Council approved the 2026 preliminary budget and tax levy on Sept. 15, proposing a 6.35% increase over 2025…The city also took a survey on comparable communities to find where Maple Grove fits among other proposed 2026 budgets. It was noted that the average levy increase was 8.64%, with Maple Grove having the third-smallest increase. Eden Prairie and Shakopee are proposing increases of less than 6% for 2026. Blaine was around 10%, with Brooklyn Park proposing an increase of over 12%. "Once again, I feel we are delivering a fiscally-responsible budget and a max tax levy that's reasonable," Councilmember Kristy Janigo said. "The [full-time employees] we're adding in public works, IT and our prosecutor's office are necessary for us to continue to deliver high-quality public services."…” (“Maple Grove Proposes 6.35% Levy Increase In 2026,” Crow River News (Hennepin-Wright County, Minnesota), 9/22/25)

In March 2022, Janigo Celebrated ‘Transgender Day Of Visibility’. (Facebook, 3/31/22)

In June 2022, Janigo Posted More Than One Photo Of A Child Attending An LGBTQ Pride Festival. (Facebook, 6/30/22)

**In May 2024, Janigo Voted To Establish A Cost Of Living Adjustment to Council Salaries. The Motion Passed As A “Consent Item.” (Maple Grove City Council, Meeting Minutes, 5/6/24)

In December 2023, Janigo Voted To Adopt The 2024 Fee Schedule For The City. The Adopted Fee Schedule Raises “Rental License Fees.” (Maple Grove City Council, Meeting Minutes, 12/4/23)

In July 2024, Janigo Voted To Approve New Licensing Requirements And Fees For Operating A “Short-Term Rental” Property In The City. (Maple Grove City Council, Meeting Minutes, 7/15/24)

In December 2025, Janigo Voted To Increase The Fees Associated With Obtaining An “Off-Sale” Liquor License. (Maple Grove City Council, Meeting Minutes, 12/1/25)

***On June 8, 2026, The House Oversight Committee released a report stating that “Senior officials in Governor Walz’s office and Attorney General Ellison’s office were aware of credible, systematic fraud concerns in social services programs as early as 2019 within the Minnesota DHS. IT also states that Minnesota agencies had authority to suspend payments to providers suspected of fraud but “failed to act.” (“The Cost of Doing Nothing: How Tim Walz and Keith Ellison Fueled Minnesota's Fraud Explosion,” House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, 6/8/26)