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Brian Kirkham

Board Member · Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization; Mayor · City of Ham Lake

Serves or has served in 2 governments: Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, City of Ham Lake

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ABC Newspapers (Hometown Source)

Under Mayor Brian Kirkham, the Ham Lake City Council approved a conditional use permit for Branch and Bloom Flower Farm despite resident complaints about noise from live-music events.

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North Metro TV

The Ham Lake City Council appointed Councilmember Brian Kirkham as interim mayor after Mayor Mike Van Kirk announced his resignation.

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Radja Lohse
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Brian Mundle
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Ryan Sequin
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Patrick Sullivan
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Sara Udvig
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Andrew Wood
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Ken Glaser
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Dan Breyen
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Paul Tradewell
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
John West
  • Served with on Upper Rum River Watershed Management Organization, current
Denise Webster
  • Served with on City of Ham Lake, current
Andrea Murff
  • Served with on City of Ham Lake, current
John Witkowski
  • Served with on City of Ham Lake, current
Mike Van Kirk
  • Served with on City of Ham Lake, current
Al Parranto
  • Served with on City of Ham Lake, current
Andrew Hallberg
  • Served with on City of Ham Lake, current
Jim Doyle
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Current employer or business: City of Ham Lake, MN

Salesman in the manufacturing industry for more than 22 years. Elected to the Ham Lake City Council in 2018; appointed interim Mayor in May 2022 after serving about 3.5 years of his council term, then elected Mayor Nov. 8, 2022 (term began Jan. 1, 2023, expires Dec. 31, 2026).

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  1. Brian Kirkham (Mayor of Ham Lake, Minnesota, candidate 2022) — Ballotpedia (checked 2026-09-30)

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