Christopher Childs

Christopher Childs is a lifelong problem-solver, entrepreneur, and civic advocate committed to transparency, accountability, and responsible infrastructure-first growth planning that protects neighborhoods, infrastructure, and quality of life in Titusville.

Since 2021, Christopher has served on the Titusville Planning and Zoning Commission, where he currently serves as Vice-Chairman. In that role, he has reviewed major development proposals, zoning changes, and long-term planning initiatives, bringing a data-driven, citizen-focused perspective to decisions that shape the city’s future. He believes growth should be responsible, transparent, and aligned with the interests of residents, not special interests.

Outside of public service, Christopher is a technology entrepreneur with extensive experience building and operating businesses that serve local communities. He is the founder of multiple platforms focused on events, civic engagement, and small-business support, including ticketing systems, local marketplaces, and civic information tools designed to improve transparency and public access to information. His work often bridges technology and government, with a focus on efficiency, accountability, and public trust.

Christopher has hands-on experience managing budgets, overseeing vendors, building software platforms from the ground up, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements; those are skills he brings to his approach to city governance. He is particularly focused on rooting out waste, preventing misuse of public funds, and ensuring taxpayer dollars are spent responsibly.

A strong believer in community involvement, Christopher is also a husband and father of four children. His commitment to public service is deeply personal, and rooted in the desire to leave behind a city that is ethical, financially responsible, and safe for future generations.

Christopher is running for Titusville City Council to bring independent oversight, common-sense governance, and transparency to City Hall... because local government works best when it works for the people

Public Safety
Well-funded, well-trained police, fire, and EMS. Competitive pay to recruit and retain quality first responders, community-oriented policing that builds trust, and accountability through transparent reporting; all while respecting civil liberties.

Infrastructure-First Growth
No new development without the infrastructure to support it. Roads, drainage, and utilities must be evaluated before projects are approved. Zoning changes must respect existing neighborhoods. Flooding is treated as a top priority, not background noise.

Rooting Out Corruption
Transparency, accountability, and zero tolerance for misuse of public funds. Leadership that fosters growth while rooting out corruption and building a culture of trust and integrity in city government.

Block the Flock
Oppose expanding the Flock camera program. Support warrant-based access with limited emergency exceptions, strict oversight, independent audits, and full transparency. Public safety and civil liberties are not opposites.

Cutting Waste
Eliminate wasteful spending, scrutinize contracts and vendors, and strengthen financial oversight. Every dollar wasted is a dollar residents don't have. Smart budgeting keeps taxes low and restores trust in city government.