Emilee Ingebretson

Candidate for Richville City Clerk/Treasurer

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Candidate for Richville City Clerk/TreasurerCandidate
2026View Position

About Richville City Clerk/Treasurer

The City Clerk/Treasurer is the official responsible for maintaining city records as well as overseeing the financial operations of the city.

Next election: November 3, 2026

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