A Message from David Parsons

“Over the past four years, under the leadership of our Administration, Bartlett has experienced meaningful and measurable progress. This is not just talk, it’s something we can all see, feel, and take pride in.

Our community has seen steady business growth, with new opportunities bringing jobs, energy, and investment into our local economy. At the same time, residential development has flourished, with more families choosing Bartlett as the place to call home. That doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when a city is well-managed, safe, and forward-thinking.

But growth alone isn’t enough. What truly defines a great city is the quality of life it offers its residents.

And over the last four years, Bartlett has become more vibrant and connected than ever before. From family-friendly festivals to community gatherings and city-sponsored events, there’s been a renewed focus on bringing people together. These moments strengthen our neighborhoods, build friendships, and create the kind of hometown atmosphere that makes Bartlett special.

Just as importantly, this Administration has remained committed to the core services that keep our city running strong.

Our police department has seen improvements that enhance safety and responsiveness. Our fire department continues to provide top-tier protection and emergency services. And our public works teams have worked tirelessly to maintain and improve the infrastructure we rely on every single day.

And here’s something truly remarkable. All of this progress, growth, improvements, and expanded services has been achieved without adding any new debt to our city.

That speaks to responsible leadership. It speaks to careful planning. And it speaks to a commitment to but to the long-term financial health of Bartlett.

As we look ahead to November, we have a clear choice about the direction of our city.

And that’s why I am seeking reelection.

Because Bartlett isn’t just growing, it’s thriving.

And with the right leadership, the best is still ahead.”