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A family that volunteers together, campaigns together! Tom and his wife Chrissy, who have been married for 30 wonderful years, are joined by their three adult children in their commitment to service. Whether it's volunteering or campaigning, their family is always ready to lend a hand and make a difference.

Tom Crews for Mayor of League City

Tom Crews has been married to Chrissy for 30 years, and they have three adult children.

Tom Crews, CPA

Tom Crews is a Certified Public Accountant providing strategic tax planning, business advisory services, and IRS representation for individuals and business owners throughout League City and the surrounding communities.

About Tom Crews, CPA

Tom Crews is a certified public accountant who provides tax planning, business advisory services, and IRS representation for individuals and business owners in League City and surrounding communities.

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Tom currently serves on the League City Council.

2026 Texas General Election

Balanced Budget: Ensure that city budgets are balanced and transparent, avoiding unnecessary debt and prioritizing essential services.

Legislative Priorities

Efficient Spending: Review and streamline city expenditures to eliminate waste and ensure that taxpayer dollars are spent effectively.

Plans to balance city budgets, make them transparent, avoid unnecessary debt, and prioritize essential services.

Plans to review and streamline city spending to eliminate waste and use taxpayer dollars effectively.

- Plans to balance city budgets, make them transparent, avoid unnecessary debt, and prioritize essential services.
- Plans to review and streamline city spending to eliminate waste and use taxpayer dollars effectively.

Economy

The three council members who voted against the creation of the new committee – John Bowen, Tom Crews and Chad Tressler – also characterized the measure as overreaching and unnecessary. League City residents have submitted challenges to only three library items since 2016, and existing state law prohibits public libraries from containing obscene materials.

League City Council, Amidst Opposition, Creates Committee to Review Library Book Challenges

Passed legislation to nearly double the senior homestead tax exemption, providing additional property tax relief for League City seniors.  
Worked to keep our public library open and accessible to all League City residents while defending parents' rights to make decisions for their own children.  
Challenged the use of city tax dollars to subsidize Flock cameras for private homeowners associations (HOAs).

Opposed creating a library-book-challenge committee, characterizing it as overreaching and unnecessary.

Said he worked to keep the public library open and accessible to all League City residents.

- Opposed creating a library-book-challenge committee, characterizing it as overreaching and unnecessary.
- Said he worked to keep the public library open and accessible to all League City residents.

Public Services

League City Council member Tom Crews argued in previous city council meetings that the new rules unfairly target the homeless population. He also argued the city should allow churches or private individuals to let someone stay on their property without written permission for no more than two days if they wish.

"It simply allows people to do what they may feel is their Christian duty without fear that they are breaking the law," Crews said.

League City Council Cracks Down on Public Camping, Panhandling After Increase in Homeless Encampments

Crews said requiring written permission for someone to camp on private property could bring up insurance or domicile issues. He also said it could present logistical issues if someone wants to camp at a church at night, but the property is closed and owners are unable to give permission.

"It's just not realistic. That's not the way things operate," Crews said at a May 12 council meeting.

Tom's Voting Record on City Council

Defended residents' property rights, including the rights of citizens who live aboard their boats.  
Passed legislation to nearly double the senior homestead tax exemption, providing additional property tax relief for League City seniors.  
Worked to keep our public library open and accessible to all League City residents while defending parents' rights to make decisions for their own children.

Defended residents' property rights, including the rights of citizens who live aboard their boats.  
Passed legislation to nearly double the senior homestead tax exemption, providing additional property tax relief for League City seniors.  
Worked to keep our public library open and accessible to all League City residents while defending parents' rights to make decisions for their own children.

Advocates allowing churches and private individuals to let people stay on their property for up to two days without written permission.

Defended property rights for residents, including people who live aboard boats.

Passed legislation to nearly double the senior homestead tax exemption, providing property-tax relief for seniors.

- Advocates allowing churches and private individuals to let people stay on their property for up to two days without written permission.
- Defended property rights for residents, including people who live aboard boats.
- Passed legislation to nearly double the senior homestead tax exemption, providing property-tax relief for seniors.

Housing & Urban Development

Worked to keep our public library open and accessible to all League City residents while defending parents' rights to make decisions for their own children.  
Challenged the use of city tax dollars to subsidize Flock cameras for private homeowners associations (HOAs).
Supported safer infrastructure improvements, including replacing roadside open ditches with sidewalks.

Supported safer infrastructure improvements, including replacing roadside open ditches with sidewalks.
Passed stronger background-check requirements for city volunteers working with children

The police department dedicates countless hours to safeguarding our community and ensuring the safety of all its residents. Tom is wholeheartedly dedicated to advancing their mission by tirelessly working to secure essential resources and equipment. His efforts help ensure that our officers are well-equipped to carry out their crucial work, ultimately contributing to a safer and more secure city for everyone.

Community Supporter

League City's volunteer fire department proudly holds an ISO 1 rating, the highest classification for fire safety, reflecting their exceptional standards and commitment to protecting our community. Maintaining this prestigious rating requires ongoing support and resources. To uphold this top-tier safety record, it’s essential that we continue to provide the department with the necessary tools, training, and financial backing. By supporting our volunteer fire department, Tom will help ensure they remain equipped and prepared to respond effectively to emergencies, safeguarding the well-being of our entire community.

League City's EMS Department is renowned as one of the best in the region, consistently delivering outstanding emergency medical services and saving lives every day. Tom is dedicated to supporting their exceptional work by ensuring they have access to the latest and most effective equipment. His efforts focus on securing the resources needed for the department to maintain its high standards of care, including advanced medical technology and life-saving tools.

Challenged the use of city tax dollars to subsidize Flock cameras for private homeowners associations.

Passed stronger background-check requirements for city volunteers working with children.

Plans to secure resources and equipment for the police department.

Plans to provide the volunteer fire department with resources, equipment, training, and financial support.

Plans to secure equipment and advanced medical technology for the emergency medical services department.

- Challenged the use of city tax dollars to subsidize Flock cameras for private homeowners associations.
- Passed stronger background-check requirements for city volunteers working with children.
- Plans to secure resources and equipment for the police department.
- Plans to provide the volunteer fire department with resources, equipment, training, and financial support.
- Plans to secure equipment and advanced medical technology for the emergency medical services department.

Public Safety

Challenged the use of city tax dollars to subsidize Flock cameras for private homeowners associations (HOAs).
Supported safer infrastructure improvements, including replacing roadside open ditches with sidewalks.
Passed stronger background-check requirements for city volunteers working with children

Water and Sewage: Ensure the water and sewage facilities are in good condition to serve the increasing population growth.

Traffic Flow:  Ensure that we have the infrastructure in place to deal with the increase in traffic.

Supports replacing roadside open ditches with sidewalks as a safety improvement.

Plans to maintain water and sewage facilities to serve population growth.

Plans to ensure infrastructure can accommodate increased traffic.

- Supports replacing roadside open ditches with sidewalks as a safety improvement.
- Plans to maintain water and sewage facilities to serve population growth.
- Plans to ensure infrastructure can accommodate increased traffic.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Upgrade Street Lighting: Replace outdated street lights with energy-efficient LED fixtures to improve visibility, reduce energy costs, and enhance public safety.

Proposes replacing outdated streetlights with energy-efficient light-emitting diode fixtures to reduce energy costs and improve visibility.

- Proposes replacing outdated streetlights with energy-efficient light-emitting diode fixtures to reduce energy costs and improve visibility.

Energy & the Environment

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- Said he worked to keep the public library open and accessible to all League City residents.

- Defended property rights for residents, including people who live aboard boats.
- Passed legislation to nearly double the senior homestead tax exemption, providing property-tax relief for seniors.

- Passed stronger background-check requirements for city volunteers working with children.
- Plans to secure resources and equipment for the police department.
- Plans to provide the volunteer fire department with resources, equipment, training, and financial support.
- Plans to secure equipment and advanced medical technology for the emergency medical services department.

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