Chris Drew has a bachelor 27s degree in mechanical engineering and a master 27s degree in business administration. He is a resident of Flower Mound, Texas.

Chris Drew announces candidacy for Flower Mound Town Council

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Chris Drew has lived in Flower Mound since 2016. He has a bachelor 's degree in mechanical engineering and a master 's degree in business administration. He and his wife have two children.

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Chris is a registered professional engineer and a program manager in the automotive industry.

Chris is currently a member of the Flower Mound Town Council.

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Chris has served in Place 2 on the Flower Mound Town Council since 2023.

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Wants to lower taxes, saying, "The biggest issue in Flower Mound right now is the growing property tax burden on our residents."

- Wants to lower taxes, saying, "The biggest issue in Flower Mound right now is the growing property tax burden on our residents."

Economy

As of March 30, 2026, Chris Drew’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Drew elected to Flower Mound Town Council

Opposes the construction of apartments in Flower Mound.

Opposes the construction of apartments in Flower Mound and says, "We have enough to meet demand, and they don't improve the quality of life for current residents. We need to focus on approving residential developments that match the Master Plan, and that's single-family homes."

Opposed building an industrial park in Canyon Falls, warehouses on FM 407, and apartments throughout town.

Says, "development must occur and will occur, but we must grow smart."

- Opposes the construction of apartments in Flower Mound and says, "We have enough to meet demand, and they don't improve the quality of life for current residents. We need to focus on approving residential developments that match the Master Plan, and that's single-family homes."
- Opposed building an industrial park in Canyon Falls, warehouses on FM 407, and apartments throughout town.
- Says, "development must occur and will occur, but we must grow smart."

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Supports additional road investment and adopting technologies like traffic light synchronization to adjust to increased traffic.

- Supports additional road investment and adopting technologies like traffic light synchronization to adjust to increased traffic.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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- A town council member is an elected official who serves on the governing body of a town and is responsible for making local laws and policy decisions.

- The town council adopts ordinances, resolutions, and regulations that guide how the town operates.

- Council members approve the town’s budget, set priorities for public spending, and oversee services such as infrastructure, public safety, and community development.

- The council makes decisions about zoning, land use, and development projects, shaping how the town grows and is organized.

- Town council members may also hire and oversee a city or town manager, depending on the form of government.

- In Texas, council members are typically elected to serve fixed terms, and election structures may vary by town.

An official who sets local policies and budgets.