Bryan City Council Single Member District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Chris Scotti

Candidate for City Council Single Member District 1

7 candidates · 3 seats5 sourced positions

Chris Scotti is running for Bryan City Council Single Member District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Paul Torres.

Last day to register to vote · Mon, Oct 5, 2026

Today

Texas A&M Innovation partnerships director and former College Station City Council member. Member of the Bryan Business Council.

Occupation (from candidate statement): TAMUS Director
Endorsed by: Commissioner Fred Brown & Jane Brown; Commissioner Chuck Konderla & Lori Konderla; Arnold & Casey Castro; Kyle & Beth Davis; Chris & Debbie Peterson; Craig & Lindsay Greening; John & Julie Crawford; Kenny & Lina Lawson; Austin Bryan Chris Scotti campaign website
Campaign website: www.chrisscotti.com

Where Chris Scotti stands: positions on the record

Housing1 sourced position

Said he would protect smaller starter homes and lots, streamline reviews and target incentives to the housing working families need.
“Protect smaller starter homes and lots, streamline reviews through consolidated city comments, and target incentives toward housing working families actually need.”
Own statementCommunity Impact, Bryan City Council District 1 candidate Q&A · Sep 15, 2026

Impact fees1 sourced position

Said he opposes broad impact fees and would charge infrastructure costs to projects when development creates the need.
“I oppose broad impact fees that raise home prices; infrastructure costs should be project-specific when development creates the need, and broadly funded when the deficiency is citywide.”
Own statementCommunity Impact, Bryan City Council District 1 candidate Q&A · Sep 15, 2026

Transportation1 sourced position

Said he would work with Brazos Transit and healthcare providers to map gaps in access to care and target them.
“I would work with Brazos Transit and healthcare providers to map where residents are missing access to care, then target those gaps with improved frequency on medical routes”
Own statementCommunity Impact, Bryan City Council District 1 candidate Q&A · Sep 15, 2026

Infrastructure1 sourced position

Said he would prioritize street and drainage projects, utility capacity, and police and fire staffing as Bryan grows.
“I would prioritize street and drainage projects, water, wastewater and utility capacity, and police and fire staffing, equipment and response capacity as Bryan grows.”
Own statementCommunity Impact, Bryan City Council District 1 candidate Q&A · Sep 15, 2026

Property taxes1 sourced position

Campaign website lists fiscal discipline as a priority, including easing the burden on existing taxpayers and utility customers.
“Careful stewardship of tax dollars, easing the burden on existing taxpayers and utility customers.”
Own statementChris Scotti campaign website

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