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Frank Stoltmann lives with his wife, Leslie, and has four children and four grandchildren.

Frank is the operations manager at Bullock Lumber Company. He works at Bullock Lumber Company, where he is in charge of day-to-day operations. He previously worked as a local homebuilder for over a decade.

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Frank currently works as the operations manager at Bullock Lumber Company. He previously worked as a homebuilder.

Said he plans to "[e]xplore creative solutions to reduce the tax burden on county residents."

- Said he plans to "[e]xplore creative solutions to reduce the tax burden on county residents."

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Supports "growth and funding for school programs and facility maintenance."

- Supports "growth and funding for school programs and facility maintenance."

Public Services

Plans to "[p]romote responsible, well-planned development that protects our community."

- Plans to "[p]romote responsible, well-planned development that protects our community."

Housing & Urban Development

As of January 2, 2026, Frank Stoltmann did not have a website or any information online.

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Frank Stoltmann

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