Clarksville City Council Ward 6 · Nov 3, 2026
Justin Swallows
Candidate for City Council Ward 6
Justin Swallows is running for Clarksville City Council Ward 6 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Charles "Chas" Uffelman and Zachary Arthur Walker.
Voter registration deadline · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodaySports broadcasting and media sales professional who now works for Above Standard Building Maintenance. He studied sports journalism at APSU.
- Campaign website
- justinforclarksville.com
Where Justin Swallows stands: positions on the record
Housing1 sourced position
Supports duplexes, townhomes, apartments and smaller homes in appropriate places, especially on vacant downtown property.
“That means duplexes, townhomes, apartments and smaller homes in appropriate places, especially on vacant property downtown where infrastructure already exists.”
Own statementClarksville Now · Sep 30, 2026
Budget and taxes1 sourced position
Says residents asked to pay more deserve an explanation of what their money will accomplish.
“Tax increases should never feel like an all-or-nothing ultimatum.”
Own statementClarksville Now · Sep 30, 2026
Jobs and wages1 sourced position
Says city incentives should prioritize employers with strong wages and benefits, and those commitments should be enforced.
“When Clarksville offers incentives, we should prioritize employers providing strong wages, benefits and opportunities to advance, then make sure those commitments are kept.”
Own statementClarksville Now · Sep 30, 2026
Streets and sidewalks1 sourced position
Wants Transportation 2020+ updated, with projects ranked by safety, traffic and neighborhood needs.
Own statementClarksville Now · Sep 30, 2026
Flooding and stormwater1 sourced position
Wants a drainage plan that ranks projects by risk and development rules that are enforced.
“We should never approve construction that worsens runoff or puts families in harm’s way.”
Own statementClarksville Now · Sep 30, 2026
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