Brent Fennessey
Incumbent Brent Fennessey is running for 5th District City Council in Superior, Wisconsin. The election was held on April 7, 2026.
Brent Fennessey grew up in Superior and chose to make it home for his family. He and his wife of 22 years are raising their three daughters in the Central Park neighborhood.
He has represented the 5th District on the Superior City Council since 2016, including service as both council president and vice president. Professionally, he is an insurance broker with Marsh McLennan Agency, advising families on home, auto, and liability coverage and risk management.
Prior to his election to the City Council in 2016, Fennessey was active in several local organizations. He served as both president and vice president of the Superior Jaycees, was a co-founder and board member of Superior Young Professionals, and volunteered with the Salvation Army, United Way, and his church’s food shelf and community programs. He also participated in Superior Days, representing Superior in Madison.
As a city councilor, Fennessey emphasizes a practical, problem-solving approach to local government. In this nonpartisan municipal role, he focuses on neighborhood concerns and evaluates issues based on their local impact, working with colleagues and residents to reach solutions that best serve the community as a whole.
He has represented the 5th District on the Superior City Council since 2016, including service as both council president and vice president. Professionally, he is an insurance broker with Marsh McLennan Agency, advising families on home, auto, and liability coverage and risk management.
Prior to his election to the City Council in 2016, Fennessey was active in several local organizations. He served as both president and vice president of the Superior Jaycees, was a co-founder and board member of Superior Young Professionals, and volunteered with the Salvation Army, United Way, and his church’s food shelf and community programs. He also participated in Superior Days, representing Superior in Madison.
As a city councilor, Fennessey emphasizes a practical, problem-solving approach to local government. In this nonpartisan municipal role, he focuses on neighborhood concerns and evaluates issues based on their local impact, working with colleagues and residents to reach solutions that best serve the community as a whole.
