(KNZA)--With less than a month until the filing deadline, several candidates have filed so far for city and school board positions up for election in Brown County this November.

Brooklyn Schuetz has filed to retain position 6 on the Hiawatha USD 415 Board of Education. She was appointed to the position last year.

Sarah Stirton has filed for re-election to position 6 on the South Brown County USD 430 Board of Education.

Three positions are up for election each school boards.

Incumbent Bridget Harvey has filed for re-election to the Fairview City Council. Three council seats are up for election.

Kenneth Belden, Jr. has filed for re-election as Hamlin Mayor and incumbent Michele Belden has filed for re-election to the City Council.

John Schuetz has filed for Powhattan Mayor, while incumbent Dale Schuetz has filed for re-election to the City Council.

Incumbents Roslyn Ross, John Ross and Thad Harms have filed for re-election to the Reserve City Council.

Incumbent Arthur Malott has filed for re-election to the Robinson City Council.

Incumbents Charlene Branch, David Hartley and Nancy Rutland have filed for re-election to the Willis City Council.

Five council seats, along with the position of mayor, are up for election in the cities of Hamlin, Morrill, Powhattan, Reserve, Robinson and Willis.

No one has filed so far for two positions up for election on the Horton City Commission.

Candidates have until noon, June 2 to file at the Brown County Clerk's Office.

The general election will be held November 4th. If needed, a primary election will be held August 5.