Frankfort Mayor Keith Ogle Will Seek Second Term

FRANKFORT, IL — Frankfort Mayor Keith Ogle has announced that he is seeking a second term in the April 1, 2025 election.

“It has truly been my privilege to serve as mayor, and I thank the voters for the trust they placed in me to lead our village,” Ogle said in a release. "When I ran, I told Frankfort voters that I wanted to be part of making our village a better place to live, not just for today, but for tomorrow. That we needed a place for our young families as well as for our senior citizens, and everyone in between. But the job is not done, and I need your help to continue working for all of you."

Four years ago, Ogle was elected to succeed retiring Mayor Jim Holland who served for 16 years.
During his campaign, Ogle laid out a detailed platform and vision to move Frankfort forward and
address concerns from residents in the village. These areas included public safety, infrastructure,
economic development, and social and cultural vibrancy, according to a release.

Ogle said he will visit neighborhoods throughout the village and then lay out his vision for the next four years.

Before he was elected as mayor, Ogle was appointed Village Clerk in July 2013 and was appointed as a Village Trustee in 2015. He was then elected as Trustee in April 2017.

Ogle and his wife of 38 years, Kim, have lived in Frankfort since 2005.