Parker Holterman for Mayor

Who Is Parker Holterman?

Parker Holterman isn’t a politician. He’s a builder, a fighter, and a strategist rooted in this town. His life has crossed every sector that matters to Scott City — from substitute teaching to roofing, from blockchain to firearms, from hemp reform to AI-powered health tech. This isn’t a man who reads about problems — he solves them, builds around them, and exposes who caused them.

What makes Parker unique isn’t just his record. It’s his philosophy: that truth matters more than comfort, that independence is the new infrastructure, and that small towns like ours deserve 21st-century tools. He’s built self-funded ventures, held powerful systems accountable, and shown the discipline to hold assets while others sold out. He didn’t just survive hard times — he turned them into launchpads.

What would it mean to have Parker Holterman as mayor? It would mean:

• A mayor who doesn’t owe anyone — except the people.
• A mayor who has published every record, never taken a bailout, and stood toe-to-toe with institutions bigger than himself.
• A mayor who sees past red tape and delivers real-time transparency, self-sovereignty, and tools for a better town.

Parker Holterman is what happens when accountability meets innovation. He doesn’t just talk change. He builds it.

Why I’m Running

Scott City deserves leadership that puts the people first—not the same families, not the same insiders. I’m running because I believe in fiscal transparency, economic opportunity, and rebuilding trust between citizens and government. For too long, power has been concentrated in the hands of a few. That ends now.

My Platform

• Transparency First: I support full public access to city financial records, land ownership data, and public contracts.
• Break Land Monopolies: We’ll explore community land trusts and new housing initiatives to reduce local hoarding and bring affordability back to Scott City.
• End Backdoor Politics: I oppose deals made behind closed doors and support term limits, public comment reforms, and digital accountability.
• Streamline Public Safety: I’ve proposed consolidating law enforcement under the County Sheriff’s Office to reduce cost, increase oversight, and eliminate redundancy.
• Support Local Business: I’ve launched ventures here myself. I know the roadblocks—and I’ll eliminate them.

My Record

I’ve led from the front. I founded Scott City Bank to advocate for alternative finance and transparency. I’m also the founder or operator of ventures such as ScottCityKansas.com, SendDrugs.com, FullAutoGlock.com, LegalGrenade.com, Genometrik, Hydroade, Scott City Guns, Surtr LLC, and USA Mining Rig. These businesses span finance, hemp health, firearms rights, energy, manufacturing, education, and blockchain technology.

My professional background includes experience in sales at Chambless Roofing, substitute teaching across K–12 (USD #489), digital strategy for Scott City Guns, hardware development at USA Mining Rig, firestarting innovation at Surtr LLC, and early veterinary assistance. I’ve also built compliant e-commerce platforms and developed AI-powered health tech models through Genometrik.

I am a founding member of the National Millennial Community and have represented Kansas in meetings with executives at the White House, Verizon, FINRA, PBS, Toyota, and more. I’ve conducted interviews with FINRA leadership and maintain an active relationship with NMC founder Bill Imada. I participated in the June 2018 Dallas NMC trip with meetings at AT&T, Frito-Lay, and the Dallas Entrepreneur Center, among others.

Academically, I earned my Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from Fort Hays State University in 2017, graduating with a cumulative GPA of 3.07. My coursework included economics, accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, and organizational leadership — with standout performance in Fraud Examination, Organizational Behavior, Marketing Principles, and Human Resource Management. I also earned a Certificate in Entrepreneurship (GPA: 3.75) and maintain a valid Emergency Substitute Teaching License in Kansas. I began my academic journey at Garden City Community College and the University of Kansas, gaining early exposure to diverse disciplines including English, Calculus, Sociology, and Philosophy.

Core skills include blockchain finance, tokenomics, ATF/NFA compliance, KORA transparency requests, SEO strategy, and public communication. I’ve never sold a single AGIX token from my original multimillion holding — proof of my long-term discipline and financial conviction.

I don’t hide from challenges—I confront them. When people tried to silence me, I built louder platforms. When lies were told, I answered with evidence. This is what leadership looks like.

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This campaign is powered by citizens who want more from their city. More honesty. More boldness. More results. If you’re tired of the status quo, you belong here.

The Future Starts Here

Let’s take our town back—and build the Scott City we actually deserve.

Scott City stands at a crossroads. We can continue down the path of quiet decay and behind-the-scenes deals—or we can choose innovation, courage, and real reform. My vision is not just to manage this city, but to rebuild it from the ground up.

• A Digital-First Government: Every contract, land record, and financial expenditure should be accessible online in real time.
• Community-Owned Housing: I support forming a Community Land Trust to break up monopolies and bring ownership back to the people.
• Financial Independence: I’ll continue building Scott City Bank as a decentralized economic engine aligned with real assets, not inflationary debt.
• Parallel Systems: When legacy institutions fail to serve, we will build parallel ones—from education to justice to infrastructure.
• Young Leadership: We need younger voices in power—people who understand both how the old system broke and how new systems can fix it.

This isn’t about left or right. It’s about local control, technological foresight, and economic resilience. If elected, I’ll prove that even in a town of 3,800, the future can start now.