Rebecca Perkins for Zeeland City Council | GoodParty.org

Rebecca Perkins has lived in Zeeland for over 20 years. 

Seven Seek Council Seats; Van Dorp Unopposed

Rebecca’s campaign for Zeeland City Council Member is her first entry into politics. She has been serving on the Zeeland Planning Commission since 2021.

Seven Candiadtes Seek Seats on Zeeland City Council

Said, "We've made great strides in revitalizing key areas, attracting new development... But progress doesn’t sustain itself—we have to keep pushing forward."

Said, "Our local businesses are the engine of that progress. They provide good jobs, support families, and bring real character to our neighborhoods. But many are still struggling with rising costs, staffing challenges, and the lingering effects of economic uncertainty."

Said, "[Local businesses] provide good jobs, support families, and bring real character to our neighborhoods. But many are still struggling with rising costs, staffing challenges, and the lingering effects of economic uncertainty."

- Said, "We've made great strides in revitalizing key areas, attracting new development... But progress doesn’t sustain itself—we have to keep pushing forward."
- Said, "[Local businesses] provide good jobs, support families, and bring real character to our neighborhoods. But many are still struggling with rising costs, staffing challenges, and the lingering effects of economic uncertainty."

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As of August 12, 2025, Rebecca Perkins did not have a website or any information online.

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Rebecca Perkins

Rebecca Perkins’s campaign for Zeeland City Council Member is her first entry into politics. She has been serving on the Zeeland Planning Commission since 2021.

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