Kyle Coryell with a gavel

Meet Kyle

Neighbor │ Pharmacist │ Public Servant


Rooted in New Hope

I grew up in and around New Hope and attended Robbinsdale Cooper High School. I'm grateful for the education I received there and for the teachers who encouraged me to pursue opportunities I hadn't considered before. That foundation led me to the University of Minnesota, where I earned my Doctor of Pharmacy degree.

When it came time to buy my first home, I chose New Hope. It was the community I knew, the place where I wanted to build my life, and where I'm proud to call home today.

For nearly a decade, I've worked as a pharmacist and healthcare leader, helping patients, leading teams, and solving complex problems. That work has taught me the importance of listening carefully, considering different perspectives, and making thoughtful decisions. It's the same approach I bring to the New Hope City Council every day.


Serving New Hope

Serving on the New Hope City Council has been an opportunity to help shape the future of a community that's been an important part of my life.

I've tried to approach every decision the same way I approach my work in healthcare: listen carefully, understand the facts, consider the long-term impact, and do what's in the best interest of the people you serve.

Local government isn't about having all the answers. It's about asking good questions, working collaboratively, and making thoughtful decisions that will serve our community well for years to come.


Looking Ahead

New Hope is in a strong position today, but our best decisions are the ones that prepare us for tomorrow. That's why I'm running for another term.

As our city continues to evolve, we'll have opportunities to strengthen neighborhoods, reinvest in commercial corridors, make smart infrastructure decisions, and ensure New Hope remains a community where people can thrive at every stage of life. Those are the decisions I want to help make thoughtfully and responsibly.

I'm proud of what we've accomplished together, and I believe there's still important work ahead. I hope to earn your support so I can continue serving our community.