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Town Council Member, Town of Morristown

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Term
4 years
Candidates
4
Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The council is the Town of Morristown's legislative body: it passes ordinances and adopts the budget, and in a town also runs town government.

Scott Gumberts

Republican

The gist

  • Proposes a long-term town council vision for Morristown
  • Supports water, road, sidewalk and fire department improvements
  • Supports seeking changes to Waste Management host agreement
More about Scott
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  1. Proposes a long-term town council vision for Morristown

    Gumberts council campaign to set up next Morristown generation for success

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 3, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “I honestly think this Town Council lacks a vision”
    Concerned Citizens Coalition holds first Morristown candidate forum

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 16, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “I think there needs to be a vision created by the town council”
  2. Supports water, road, sidewalk and fire department improvements

    Gumberts council campaign to set up next Morristown generation for success

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 3, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “with a focus on water quality, road and sidewalk improvements, expanding the fire department staff”
  3. Supports seeking changes to Waste Management host agreement

    Concerned Citizens Coalition holds first Morristown candidate forum

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 16, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “the way the host agreement is written is pretty one-sided and open ended”

Daniel Sidebottom

Republican

Utility work for Walmart

The gist

  • Supports revitalizing Main Street and downtown Morristown
  • Proposes working with businesses to add downtown parking
  • Supports careful review of annexation requests
More about Daniel
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  1. Supports revitalizing Main Street and downtown Morristown

    Sidebottom town council run to 'make Morristown shine'

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 2, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “Sidebottom’s main goal would be to work on revitalization of Main Street and Downtown Morristown”
  2. Proposes working with businesses to add downtown parking

    Sidebottom town council run to 'make Morristown shine'

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 2, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “I’d like to work with business owners in town to make sure we have parking”
  3. Supports careful review of annexation requests

    Concerned Citizens Coalition holds first Morristown candidate forum

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 16, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “the council should be vigilant with an annexation request because it affects the funding and infrastructure of the town”

Donald L. (Don) Roberts

Democratic

The gist

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Kristi Langkabel

RepublicanIncumbent

Morristown Town Council member

The gist

  • Supports incentives to grow housing in Morristown
  • Supports Main Street lighting and water system upgrades
  • Supports annexation so the town controls growth
More about Kristi
View sources (2)
  1. Supports incentives to grow housing in Morristown

    Langkabel fourth term council run emphasizes preserving Morristown 'warmth'

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 3, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “You want to find some ways to incentivize housing.”
  2. Supports Main Street lighting and water system upgrades

    Langkabel fourth term council run emphasizes preserving Morristown 'warmth'

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 3, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “installing lighting along Main Street, further improving the water and wastewater”
  3. Supports annexation so the town controls growth

    Concerned Citizens Coalition holds first Morristown candidate forum

    News coverage · The Shelbyville News · Apr 16, 2026 · shelbynews.com

    “It expands the community and then the town has control over what is brought to the town, versus the county having control.”

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