Crs Paul Hudson and Michael Guest both said they would again be putting their names forward for the ballot.
However, Mayor Peter Chin is still steadfastly refusing to reveal his hand, while deputy mayor Syd Brown and Cr Dave Cull - two possible mayoral contenders - are not yet ready to say whether they will challenge him, or any other candidate to emerge, for the top job.
In February, the Otago Daily Times reported most councillors planned to seek re-election, with Crs Kate Wilson, Chris Staynes, Teresa Stevenson, Colin Weatherall, John Bezett, Neil Collins, Fliss Butcher, Andrew Noone, Bill Acklin and Cr Cull all saying they would stand again.
Chisholm Park Golf Course golf professional Andrew Whiley has also announced his intention to run for council, as has former long-serving councillor Maurice Prendergast and Dunedin taxi driver George Morrison.
Mr Chin reiterated earlier comments he would announce his intentions next month.
"My comments that I have made in the past, to you or your cohorts, still stand."
Cr Cull said he expected to make a decision on whether he would run for mayor "within a month I guess."
Asked if that was confirmation he was considering running for mayor, Cr Cull said: "It would be truthful to say I'm considering everything".
Cr Brown said he would have to consult his family before making up his mind, hopefully also in the next month.
"Naturally, I will have to make it up shortly. I have just been preoccupied by other things."
Cr Hudson, also the chairman of Dunedin City Holdings Ltd, said he would be standing again for council, as there was "still a lot to do" in Dunedin.
Cr Guest would also be standing again for council, saying he enjoyed the work and responsibility.
