Lifelong Community Service and Experienced Financial Leader.

With six years as Chair of Roseville's Finance Commission, recipient of Minneapolis St. Paul Business Magazine's
Lifetime Achievement Award, and over four decades of volunteering, Bruce has the experience and knowledge to serve Roseville.

My Platform for Action:

‍ I will protect the rights of citizens and businesses.

I support Roseville Police & Fire.

I will support upstream family supports, including the enhanced Navigators Program.

Safe City for All

Compassionate Problem Solving

I start by listening and learning.

The City of Roseville is a complex entity with a complex budget.

I am at home with managing complex matters, and I come prepared.

Tax increases at all levels of government, including the City of Roseville, have imposed a significant burden on taxpayers. Taxpayers will be regarded as stakeholders.

I promise to be a force for moving the City Tax Levy to a rate closer to the Cost-of-Living Index.

Managing Levy Increases

Health and Wellness Orientation

I have a strong health and wellness orientation.

I will make our Park and Recreation Programs even better for persons of all ages and abilities.

Mayor Dan Roe and Roseville’s City Council recognized Bruce with a certificate thanking him for his years of service as Chair of the Finance Commission for the City of Roseville.

Meet Bruce Bester

Bruce Bester is a lifelong financial leader with four decades of experience guiding one of Minnesota's major human service organizations, Opportunity Partners, where he earned The Minneapolis St Paul Business Magazine's CFO of the Year - Lifetime Achievement Award.

After six years as Chair of Roseville's Finance Commission, he brings a deep understanding of the City's budget and a steady, thoughtful approach to problem-solving.

Bruce is a man of compassion and a lifelong volunteer. This includes military service, numerous statewide leadership roles in human service organizations, and eleven years with the Courage Center Adaptive Waterski Program on Lake Owasso.