At a Georgetown-Scott County NAACP candidate forum, Stone described his connection to Georgetown and volunteer work: “I’ve been on (city council) for four terms,” Stone said. “I was born in Georgetown, raised here. Most of my adult life has been in public service, whether it is working for the county road department, state road department, sheriff’s office, or the city police. I also volunteered with youth sports, Scott County Youth Football, and in the school system coaching football as well.”

Council candidates discuss growth, affordability

Todd Stone was born and raised in Georgetown. He has volunteered with Scott County Youth Football and coached football in the school system.

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At a Georgetown-Scott County NAACP candidate forum, Stone said: “I’ve been on (city council) for four terms,” Stone said. “I was born in Georgetown, raised here. Most of my adult life has been in public service, whether it is working for the county road department, state road department, sheriff’s office, or the city police.”

Todd has worked for the county road department, state road department, sheriff’s office, and city police.

Todd has served four terms on the Georgetown City Council.

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As of October 8, 2026, Todd Stone did not have a website or any information online.

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At a Georgetown-Scott County NAACP candidate forum, Stone said: “I’ve been on (city council) for four terms,” Stone said. “I was born in Georgetown, raised here. Most of my adult life has been in public service, whether it is working for the county road department, state road department, sheriff’s office, or the city police. I also volunteered with youth sports, Scott County Youth Football, and in the school system coaching football as well. … We’ve brought up the fact of impact fees and attempting to control growth without out and out stopping it. We are trying to bring in affordable housing. We are trying to do things the right way. We are going through now working with the planning and zoning office and trying to update the rules and regulations that they govern by. That’s just one of the many things that we are doing now to try to do the right thing for Georgetown and the citizens of Georgetown.”

Supports using impact fees to manage growth without stopping it.

Works to bring affordable housing to Georgetown.

Works with the planning and zoning office to update its rules and regulations.

- Supports using impact fees to manage growth without stopping it.
- Works to bring affordable housing to Georgetown.
- Works with the planning and zoning office to update its rules and regulations.

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