Scott Tonnesen

Rooted in
Community.
Focused on You.

Confident, positive, solutions-focused leadership — built on the neighborhoods, small businesses, and open spaces that make Fairfield home.

Scott Tonnesen
Scott TonnesenFor Fairfield Mayor
Scott Tonnesen speaking with Fairfield residents
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Meet Scott

Rooted in Fairfield, Ready to Lead.

A fifth-generation Fairfield native, Scott Tonnesen has roots here that run deeper than most. He came up through Fairfield’s own schools, built a family and a business right here, and has spent a lifetime showing up for the community that raised him. For Scott, giving back to Fairfield has never been a slogan — it’s simply who he is.

Scott’s career began at his father’s local appraisal company, sparking a lifelong passion for helping people put down roots of their own. He spent over a decade as a licensed real estate appraiser and has worked as a licensed mortgage broker ever since, guiding countless Fairfield families toward homeownership.

Scott currently serves as Fairfield’s Councilmember for District 2, elected in 2020 and re-elected in 2024. His record of service runs deep: eight years on the Fairfield Planning Commission — three as chair — helping bring new employers and opportunity to the city; leadership as president of the Fairfield Main Street Association, championing local small businesses; and service on the Tripartite Advisory Board, the CDBG Committee, and as an honorary commander for Travis Air Force Base. Whether it’s flipping pancakes, judging the Independence Day Parade, or joining a neighborhood clean-up, Scott shows up — and he’s ready to bring that same hands-on, community-first energy to leading the whole city as Mayor.

60+
Years Calling Solano Home
100%
Focused on Local Priorities
District 2
Fairfield City Council Member

Broad-Based Support

Endorsed by Labor, Business & Public Safety

Nine organizations representing working people, local employers, first responders, and housing advocates have endorsed this campaign.

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Where Scott Stands

Building a Fairfield That Works for Everyone

Public Safety

Safer neighborhoods through strong, well-resourced first responders and real community partnership.

Housing & Affordability

Practical solutions that grow housing options and keep Fairfield livable for working families.

Small Business & Jobs

Cutting red tape and backing the local businesses that anchor Fairfield’s economy.

Parks, Open Space & Quality of Life

Protecting the green space and rolling hills that make Fairfield a place people love to live.

Fiscal Responsibility

Transparent, accountable budgeting so every tax dollar delivers real results for residents.

Community-First Government

A city hall that listens first — open, responsive, and accountable to every neighborhood.

“Fairfield’s strength has always been its people. My job is to make sure city hall works as hard for them as they work for this community.”

— Scott Tonnesen

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Grassroots support keeps this campaign community-funded and community-focused.

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Show your support — get a sign for your yard, window, or storefront.

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Host a Meet and Greet

Gather a few neighbors in your living room or backyard and Scott will come listen. The campaign handles the rest.

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Add your name, your business, or your organization to the growing list of Fairfield voices backing this campaign.

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Open Your Door

Host a Meet and Greet With Scott

Some of the best conversations in this campaign happen in living rooms, backyards, and neighborhood coffee shops — not at a podium. A meet and greet is an informal gathering where Scott comes to you, hears what’s on your neighbors’ minds, and answers questions straight.

You don’t need a big house, a catering budget, or any political experience. If you can gather eight or ten people who care about Fairfield, you can host. The campaign handles the rest.

Scott Tonnesen speaking with Fairfield residents

How It Works

Four Simple Steps

1

Tell Us You’re In

Fill out the form below with a few dates that could work and where you’d like to gather. No commitment yet.

2

Pick a Date Together

A campaign volunteer calls within two business days to confirm a time that fits Scott’s schedule and yours.

3

Invite Your People

Invite neighbors, coworkers, or friends. The campaign supplies a simple invitation, an RSVP link, and yard signs if you want them.

4

Host the Conversation

Scott arrives, shares where he stands for a few minutes, then spends most of the time listening and taking questions.

Typical Length
60 to 90 minutes, including plenty of Q&A time.
Group Size
Anywhere from 8 to 50 people — homes, backyards, offices, or parks all work.
What You Provide
The space and the guest list. Coffee and snacks are optional and never expected.

Get On The Calendar

Offer to Host

A campaign volunteer follows up within two business days.