Dave Junker
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Current employer or business: Retired (formerly U.S. Bank and Anytime Fitness)
Occupation as filed: Retired bank and fitness-industry executive
David Junker is a former U.S. Bank and Anytime Fitness executive who retired in 2020. He first served on Stillwater's Parks Commission in 1989 and went on to serve a combined 33 years on the Stillwater City Council or its commissions, including two unsuccessful runs for mayor. He chose not to seek reelection to the Stillwater City Council Ward 2 seat, stepping down at the end of his term; his father, Dave "Choc" Junker, was a former Stillwater mayor.
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- Stillwater City Council member David Junker to step down at end of the year — Star Tribune (checked 2026-09-20)
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