ABOUT DAN GRAHAM FOR FULSHEAR
Hi, I'm Dan Graham
ABOUT DAN
Dan Graham is a Fulshear resident, husband, and father who believes leadership should be grounded in service, accountability, and common sense. Guided by experience in public safety and shaped by years of community involvement, Dan brings a steady, thoughtful approach to the challenges facing a fast-growing city. He supports responsible growth, values strong public services, and is committed to preserving the character that makes Fulshear a place families are proud to call home.
Before moving into the private sector, Dan served as a police officer with DeKalb County in the Atlanta area, where he gained firsthand experience in public safety, accountability, and decision-making under pressure. That experience continues to shape his perspective on community trust and the importance of strong, well-supported public services.
Professionally, Dan is a sales leader with Denali Water Solutions, serving the Houston area. Through his work, he has gained practical experience building relationships, solving problems, and navigating growth-related challenges. This experience informs his approach to thoughtful, accountable leadership.
Dan and his family live in Cross Creek Ranch, where he sees firsthand both the opportunities and growing pains that come with Fulshear's rapid growth. As a long time youth sports coach, he has spent years investing in local families and mentoring young people, reinforcing his belief that strong communities are built through consistency, involvement, and service.
Dan is running for Fulshear City Council to continue serving his community in a new way. He believes thoughtful leadership is needed to guide responsible growth, ensure infrastructure keeps pace, and preserve the character that makes Fulshear a place families want to stay for generations.
WHY I'M RUNNING
Fulshear is growing quickly, and with that growth comes important decisions that will shape the city for years to come.
Dan is running for Fulshear City Council to help ensure growth is thoughtful, infrastructure keeps pace, and the character of the community is preserved. He believes city leadership should be accessible, accountable, and focused on long-term outcomes that serve families and neighborhoods.