Doug Duinink, Mayor

Jennifer St. Peter, Council Member

My husband Jeremy and our boys, Gavin and Henry, are fortunate to call Monroe home. I proudly serve the PCM schools and families working for Heartland AEA. I give back to Monroe by volunteering on the Old Settlers Committee and the Senior Housing Board. Monroe is family-oriented and strives on building opportunities for businesses and both current and new residents. Thank you for choosing me to represent Monroe. You are welcome to contact me with any questions, comments, or concerns at [email protected] or 515-229-4950.

Andrea Steenhoek, Council Member

As a PCM graduate of 2000, I’m proud to call Monroe home with my husband Kurt of 5 years.  I am a Realtor with Heartland Iowa Realty out of Newton, IA serving the Jasper County and surrounding areas.  I am a member of the Monroe Old Settlers Committee and enjoy giving back to the community.  I’m honored to represent the City of Monroe and its great future.  Feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or concerns at [email protected] or 515-577-4724.

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Andy Algreen, Council Member

In May 2021, my wife, Sydney, and I embraced Monroe as our new community and hometown. I’m a Realtor at Keller Williams, and I love guiding individuals through the process. Beyond real estate, I volunteer at the Gathering Place of Monroe, love playing basketball, golf, and working out, and look forward to serving the community members of Monroe. For any inquiries or to connect, reach out anytime at 641-259-6401 / [email protected] or feel free to see me in my office in Monroe (white building south of the north Casey’s)!

        

Earl B. Umble

Co-Founder/Ex-President Muddy River Rugby club Member “Thi Theta Kappa” National Honor society Fellow FLMI/Life, Office, Management Association (LOMA)

Our family (Marcia, Kade, Kali) have been a member of the PCM community for 30 years and have called Monroe our home town for the last 17 years. I met my wife Marcia in 1978 at a dog food factory after attending the University of Wyoming to study and play football. After losing our jobs in 1984 due the recession of the 1980’s, unable to find quality employment during the recesssion, I decided to teach myself Trigonometry to pursue a Computer Science degree from the University of Iowa. Prior to graduating from the University of Iowa, I accepted a position with a major insurance/financial company in Des Moines where I configured and managed many operating systems/storage environments over my 30 year career.

After retiring in 2019, I worked three years as a seasonal worker for the city of Monroe, during this time I wanted to understand and learn how a city is run, so I made the decision to run for the position of the Monroe city council and to support the community of Monroe.