Service & Action

Below are a few examples of how David has shown Service and Action
as Le Sueur County Commissioner for

District 4.

“We know that the continued response and recovery will be a long process… We are committed to supporting the immediate needs of those impacted… and… examining long-term solutions for flood mitigation.” David Preisler

Outreach for Neighbors helping Neighbors, “We still do have a need for volunteers. It’s going to be warm today, it’s going to be warm tomorrow. Filling sandbags is not easy work but I will guarantee any volunteer that comes here it’s extremely rewarding work. You are helping people out,” said Le Sueur County Commissioner

David Preisler. KEYC Interview

Flooding in Waterville and Le Sueur County area 2024

Provided dependable daily support to ensure Emergency Management needs were met.

Served as a key connector between the City of Waterville, Le Sueur County, and state and national emergency resources.

Current Vice Chair of Cannon River Watershed District.
- Leading initiatives for improved water quality and reduced flooding.

Roads, Safety, Drainage, and Broadband Needs

Outreach and organizing constituent meetings to create workable solutions to meet local needs with state agencies and local government.

Advocate for Broadband to support local business and resident access.

DEDICATED

Listening and Communication

I believe good government starts with listening. By attending monthly township and city meetings across District 4, I keep residents and local leaders informed and make sure your voice is heard in county decisions.

I focus on practical solutions, like improving policies and procedures, so residents and local governments know what to expect. One example is the ditch manual to make county processes more transparent, fair, and easier to navigate.

Being your commissioner means being present. I show up, stay engaged, and remain accessible to the people I serve. You’ll find me at local events, civic clubs, and service projects throughout District 4—because staying connected to the community matters.

Association of Minnesota Counties Commissioner Representation

Elected Vice Chair of Environmental & Natural Resources Committee.

Appointed to the Task Force on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to reduce costs and increase efficiencies.

Appointed to Department of Children, Youth, & Family Advisory Committee.

"As Kilkenny Township treasurer, I can attest to Dave’s commitment to his duties as District 4 commissioner. He dedicates his time by being a consistent presence at meetings and his open style of communication has kept us more informed than ever of what is going on at all levels of government which in turn affect the residents of Le Sueur County."

Suzanne Rutt

Kilkenny Township Treasurer

RESPONSIVE

Testifying at Legislature March 2026 - AMC (1).pn.png

ADVOCATE

Voice for Le Sueur County

Legislative lobbying on behalf of Minnesota counties for an urgent path towards modernizing out-dated, state-run human services technology platforms to simplify increasingly complex processes and inefficiencies, reduce duplication and errors, improve outcomes, and assist in identifying fraud.

Testified at MN State Legislature

Against unfunded state and federal mandates in SNAP funding that would have increased local property taxes. Resulting in a savings to Le Sueur County in FY2027.

Proven experience working with state agencies. Organizations that have invited David to share experiences, knowledge base, and skills.