Christian Armstrong is from Taylor, Michigan. He attended Most Holy Trinity Catholic School in Corktown, Michigan. He serves as head basketball coach at his alma mater and serves on the board of the Father Clement Kern Foundation.

Christian is a legislative staffer at the Michigan House of Representatives.

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This is Christian's first time running for public office.

Supports budget transparency and sharing how funds are allocated and used.

- Supports budget transparency and sharing how funds are allocated and used.

Economy

Supports incentives like signing bonuses, housing stipends, education reimbursement, or relocation assistance to attract new residents.

- Supports incentives like signing bonuses, housing stipends, education reimbursement, or relocation assistance to attract new residents.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports investing in crime prevention and community programs.

Supports providing the police department with technological advantages, such as drones, to reduce response time and ensure officer safety.

Believes in using social media to demonstrate technological advantages and deter crime, sending a message that "Taylor is not a welcoming safe haven for criminals."

Supports offering competitive salaries, signing bonuses, housing stipends, education reimbursement, relocation assistance, and a robust pension plan to attract and retain police officers.

Supports launching targeted recruitment campaigns to attract qualified candidates to Taylor's fire department.

Supports implementing retention programs for fire department staff, including competitive salaries, professional development opportunities, and adequate rest periods.

Supports organizing community-wide drills to educate residents on emergency response.

Supports using local media and social media to share fire safety information and updates on fire department services.

- Supports investing in crime prevention and community programs.
- Supports providing the police department with technological advantages, such as drones, to reduce response time and ensure officer safety.
- Believes in using social media to demonstrate technological advantages and deter crime, sending a message that "Taylor is not a welcoming safe haven for criminals."
- Supports offering competitive salaries, signing bonuses, housing stipends, education reimbursement, relocation assistance, and a robust pension plan to attract and retain police officers.
- Supports launching targeted recruitment campaigns to attract qualified candidates to Taylor's fire department.
- Supports implementing retention programs for fire department staff, including competitive salaries, professional development opportunities, and adequate rest periods.
- Supports organizing community-wide drills to educate residents on emergency response.
- Supports using local media and social media to share fire safety information and updates on fire department services.

Public Safety

Supports mental health services, addiction treatment, and housing to address root causes of crime.

- Supports mental health services, addiction treatment, and housing to address root causes of crime.

Healthcare

Supports adding modern amenities like Wi-Fi, updated playgrounds, workout stations, splash pads, and clean restrooms to public parks.

Supports installing good lighting, security cameras, and emergency call boxes in public areas.

Supports hosting community events such as farmer's markets, movie nights, concerts, and yoga in the park.

Supports conducting surveys and town halls to gather community input on desired park features.

Supports volunteer programs to encourage resident involvement in park cleanups, events, and watch groups.

Supports identifying neighborhoods underserved by parks and prioritizing improvements in those areas.

Supports using digital tools to track maintenance issues, sensors or apps to monitor park usage, and sharing budget information with the public.

Supports using digital tools to track maintenance issues, sensors or apps to monitor park usage.

- Supports adding modern amenities like Wi-Fi, updated playgrounds, workout stations, splash pads, and clean restrooms to public parks.
- Supports installing good lighting, security cameras, and emergency call boxes in public areas.
- Supports hosting community events such as farmer's markets, movie nights, concerts, and yoga in the park.
- Supports conducting surveys and town halls to gather community input on desired park features.
- Supports volunteer programs to encourage resident involvement in park cleanups, events, and watch groups.
- Supports identifying neighborhoods underserved by parks and prioritizing improvements in those areas.
- Supports using digital tools to track maintenance issues, sensors or apps to monitor park usage.

Public Services

As of August 12, 2025, Christian M. Armstrong’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to ensure funding for the Department of Public Works (DPW) to maintain clear roadways and address "crumbling roads and drainage issues."

Plans to prioritize monitoring pothole repair and resurfacing projects.

Supports enhanced drain vacuuming, especially in areas prone to flooding.

- Plans to ensure funding for the Department of Public Works (DPW) to maintain clear roadways and address "crumbling roads and drainage issues."
- Plans to prioritize monitoring pothole repair and resurfacing projects.
- Supports enhanced drain vacuuming, especially in areas prone to flooding.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Christian M. Armstrong

- City council members in Michigan help make city-level laws, approve budgets, and oversee city services to serve the community’s needs. 
- Council members attend regular meetings, listen to public concerns, and vote on city issues like zoning, public safety, and spending. They also appoint and direct officials, like the city manager.
- City council members may be elected in partisan elections or nonpartisan elections, depending on the city. They may represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Terms for city council members often last two or four years, depending on the city.