Fresh Perspective. Data-Driven Results.
Hi, I’m Chris Zack—a Roswell dad, Data Analytics Strategist, and candidate for City Council. I’m not a politician. I’m just someone who believes our city should work better for the people who live here.
I’m running because I care deeply about this community. My wife Corrine and I are raising our son CJ here, along with our two rescue dogs, Bolo and Peter, and our cat Kitty. We love Roswell’s parks, trails, and small-town feel. I want to help protect what makes this place special while making sure it’s ready for the future.
As a councilmember, I’ll bring a data-driven mindset and a sincere desire to serve. I’ll listen, learn, and lead with heart—always focused on making city services more transparent, responsive, and easy to use. I’ll ask a lot of questions and work hard to find good answers.
I support Roswell’s economic strategy to attract quality businesses with well-paying jobs and build walkable, mixed-use communities that blend homes, businesses, and green space. But I oppose stand-alone apartment complexes and high-density that could change the feel of our neighborhoods. Growth should fit Roswell—not just on paper, but in the way it feels to live here.
I’m also passionate about infrastructure. I want to use smart systems and data to help the city prioritize upgrades, reduce disruptions, and make sure we’re getting the most out of every taxpayer dollar. I'll advocate for data-driven strategies to improve communications like a more user-friendly bond dashboard for better project transparency. Engaging residents early in the process encourages transparent, collaborative decisions.
Public safety matters deeply to me—not just as a resident, but as a dad. I’ll support our police, fire, and first responders with the tools and training they need to keep Roswell safe. And I’ll work to preserve the parks, trees, and history that make this city a great place to raise a family.
My background is a mix of business and public service. At UPS, I work in analytics and negotiation strategy, helping teams solve problems and make smarter decisions. My organization manages over a billion-dollar annually and this year I identified over $20 million in cost savings. Before that, I served as Roswell’s IT Director, where I saved the city over $1 million—without cutting jobs or services. That experience gave me a rare view into how government works, and how it can work better. This December is my graduation ceremony for my Master of Science Degree in Analytics from Georgia Tech.
I’d be honored to earn your vote for Roswell City Council Post 6.
Early Voting: October 14–31
Election Day: Tuesday, November 4
