College Station isn't just a stop along the way — it's home. Padon Holt is running for City Council to protect what we love about this place and build the city we know it can be.
Back our police, fire, and first responders with the support they've earned.
Welcome our future while protecting the character of established neighborhoods.
Disciplined budgets, honest priorities, and government you can hold accountable.
College Station isn't just where Padon Holt lives — it's where he and his family have chosen to build their lives, raise their kids, and invest in the community. He's coached from the sidelines, worshiped in the pews, and operated his business in the same economy as his neighbors.
As an attorney and small-business owner, Padon has spent his career solving hard problems by finding common ground among people with competing interests without losing sight of principle. He's running for City Council to bring that same steady, common-sense leadership to City Hall. Not to score points.
Padon has a clear vision of what College Station can be, and he wants to help us build it.
A practical agenda for keeping College Station safe, affordable, and a place we're proud to call home.
Competitive pay and modern tools for the police officers, firefighters, and first responders who keep our families safe.
Protect the neighborhoods we love from overreach and incompatible development, so the place we call home is a place people want to put down roots.
Fix the roads, ease the traffic, and plan ahead for the water, drainage, and mobility a growing city depends on.
Hold the line on taxes, spend every dollar like it's your own, and demand transparency in how the city budgets.
Support the small businesses and job creators that make College Station thrive, and cut the red tape that holds them back.
Growth without intention is just sprawl. Leadership without discipline is just chaos. Both are required to protect what we love about College Station while, simultaneously, building it into what it can be.
"College Station isn't just a stop along the way — it's a place worth staying for."
Lend a hand, put up a sign, or just say hello. Every bit helps us reach November 3.
Knock doors, make calls, host a meet-and-greet, or help however you can.
Show your support where the whole neighborhood can see it.
College Station is home — and the reason Padon is fighting for what it can be.
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