Dennis Scott is a lifelong resident of Grand Haven. He has raised his four children here and now has grandchildren raising their own families in Grand Haven. He is married and has been for 57 years.

Dennis is a retired public works employee. He worked at Grand Haven Public Works for 36 years, spending 14 years as a crew leader. 

Dennis is a former Grand Haven City Council member. He first ran for the council in 2009 and served for 12 years. 

Believes in preserving Grand Haven's small-town charm while promoting sustainable growth, a vibrant downtown, and a thriving business scene to maintain community pride.

Believes in preserving Grand Haven's small-town charm while promoting sustainable growth, a vibrant downtown, and a thriving business scene.

- Believes in preserving Grand Haven's small-town charm while promoting sustainable growth, a vibrant downtown, and a thriving business scene.

Economy

As of August 12, 2025, Dennis Scott’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Healthcare

Believes in investing in roads, parks, and city facilities to support community growth and plans to ensure timely repairs and upgrades to avoid higher costs for taxpayers.

Believes in investing in roads, parks, and city facilities to support community growth.

- Believes in investing in roads, parks, and city facilities to support community growth.

Public Services

Energy & the Environment

Believes in timely and efficient infrastructure improvements to avoid higher costs for taxpayers.

Promises to be "vigilant" in budgeting and timelines to ensure repairs and upgrades are completed promptly and efficiently.

- Believes in timely and efficient infrastructure improvements to avoid higher costs for taxpayers.
- Promises to be "vigilant" in budgeting and timelines to ensure repairs and upgrades are completed promptly and efficiently.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Dennis Scott

Dennis is a retired public works employee. He worked at Grand Haven Public Works for 36 years, spending 14 years as a crew leader. He also served on the Grand Haven City Council for 12 years.

Transformed the East Town corridor from an industrial area into a small business district.

As of August 12, 2025, Dennis Scott did not have a website or any information online.

Dennis Scott is from Grand Haven, Michigan. He has a long history of public service, having worked for the City for 36 years and served on the City Council for 12 years. He lives with his wife in Grand Haven. They have raised four children, who now have their own families in the area.

Promises to be "vigilant" in budgeting to ensure repairs and upgrades are completed promptly and efficiently.

Believes in investing in roads, parks, and city facilities to support community growth and plans to ensure timely repairs and upgrades to avoid costing taxpayers more in the long run.

Believes in timely and efficient infrastructure repairs to avoid higher costs for taxpayers.

Dennis Scott is a lifelong resident of Grand Haven. He has a family of four children and grandchildren who are raising their families in Grand Haven. He and his wife have been married for 57 years.

Promises to be "vigilant" in budgeting to ensure timely repairs and upgrades.

Supports transforming industrial areas into small business districts.

Believes in investing in roads, parks, and city facilities to support community growth and plans to ensure timely repairs and upgrades to avoid costing taxpayers more.

Four candidates competing for two seats on Grand Haven City Council

Dennis is currently a member of the Grand Haven City Council. He was elected in 2021 and is serving his first term.

No specific stances on "Energy & the Environment: Climate change, energy dependency, natural resources, renewable energy, and sustainability" and other related issues were found.

As of August 12, 2025, Dennis Scott1 did not have a website or any information online.

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