Alex Cain

I have resided in Farragut for 25 years and maintain a voting record that is consistently 100% conservative Republican.  As an entrepreneur, I own an executive services company, specializing in security and concierge transportation.  Additionally, I am a volunteer coach for Farragut High School football, a former school resource officer, and Criminal Justice teacher at both Farragut and Gibbs High Schools.  Over the past two decades, I have participated in numerous conservative and community events organized by various groups.  I am an active member at First Baptist Concord, and a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association.  I have supported many different Republican candidates including Farragut, Knox County, state, and national elections.

I have observed a resilient community grappling with the challenges of urbanization, propelled by career politicians and outside interests. Over-urbanization poses a threat to our future road safety by causing traffic congestion and compromises the security in our schools through overcrowding. Additionally, we are experiencing rising crime rates, as a byproduct of urbanization and an overburdened sheriff's department. My decision to run for alderman was influenced by a personal experience—an attempted robbery in my driveway, captured by my vehicle's dash cam, highlighting the adverse effects of unorganized growth in Farragut.

I stand firmly against the proposed urbanization in Farragut, which would involve unsustainable, high-density development without adequate infrastructure. The local government's disregard for citizen feedback further motivated my candidacy. I reject the concept of subsidized growth and the subsequent surge in service demands it brings. As a fiscal conservative, I am against frivolous spending, bureaucratic expansion, funding entities that lack accountability or refuse binding agreements, and initiatives that are merely duplicative.