Mendota Heights, Minnesota

John Maczko
for Mayor

“Leadership that Listens. Experience that Matters.”

Decades of public service and municipal experience. A lifelong commitment to Mendota Heights.

John Maczko
John Maczko with younger generations of the Maczko family in Mendota Heights
Four generations of roots in Mendota Heights. John, the second generation of his family to call Mendota Heights home, with the fourth generation at Mendakota Park, carrying forward a family connection to the community that began more than six decades ago.

Meet John

Lifelong Mendota Heights

John Maczko has called Mendota Heights home for more than six decades. His family moved to the community when he was an infant, and his roots here have shaped a lifetime of service to residents, neighborhoods, public safety and local government.

John and his wife raised their family in Mendota Heights, and he continues to bring the perspective of a longtime resident to the issues facing the city today.

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A Life of Service

Experience That Matters

2025

City Council Member

Serving Mendota Heights on the City Council since January 2025.

39

Years in Fire Service

39 years with the Mendota Heights Fire Department, including 32 years as Fire Chief.

41

Years in Civil Engineering

Decades of municipal engineering and public works leadership, including service as Saint Paul City Engineer.

Why I'm Running

Practical Leadership for Mendota Heights

John believes city government should listen carefully, make decisions based on facts, manage public resources responsibly, and protect the character of Mendota Heights.

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Experience

A Career Built Around Public Service

1978

Joined the Mendota Heights Fire Department

Began a 39-year career serving the community through the fire service.

1982

Earned Civil Engineering Degree

Graduated from the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology.

1985

Began Serving the City of Saint Paul

Started a long municipal engineering career in public works and transportation.

1985–86

Appointed Mendota Heights Fire Chief

Went on to serve 32 years as Fire Chief.

2003

Appointed Saint Paul City Engineer

Led major public works engineering functions and complex municipal initiatives.

2017

Retired from the Fire Department

Completed 39 years of fire service to Mendota Heights.

2025

Mendota Heights City Council

Began serving January 1, 2025

We have not seen a candidate with John's immense experience come along in a very long time. His exceptional leadership on public safety and infrastructure issues, together with decades of community service and genuine compassion, are unique and extraordinary.

— Dakota County Commissioner Joe Atkins

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