Pete Caster grew up in the Northland, graduated from Winnetonka High School in 1996, raised his three children alongside his wife, Heather, of 20 years, and has spent decades building both his family and career in the community he calls home. He is a member of Pleasant Valley Church and also runs his small business in the community. It’s this deep connection that now fuels his desire to represent his fellow Kansas Citians.
Caster says his decision to run came from watching rising crime, worsening road conditions, increasing taxes, and growing frustration among residents who feel disconnected from city leadership.
“I’ve watched crime and drug use increase while a lack of prosecution has started to normalize these behaviors in our community,” said Caster. “The current system isn’t working. Families and small business owners deserve safe neighborhoods, maintained streets, and leadership that treats taxpayer dollars with respect.”
