Endorsement
Scott brings practical, real-world experience from decades in engineering and manufacturing. He understands how to solve problems, manage resources responsibly, and focus on results.
Just as important, Scott and his family have been active in the Waukesha community through youth programs and local civic involvement. He cares about the future of our city and representing the people of District 13.
I encourage residents of Waukesha Aldermanic District 13 to support Scott Oakley in the April election.
— Brian Meier
Waukesha County Board Supervisor
Focus for District 13 and Waukesha
Transparent Leader: Smart Spending, Strong Families, Thriving Businesses
- Leadership: With my background solving complex problems in teams, I’ll bring decades of hands-on experience to the Waukesha Common Council to tackle tough decisions head-on. From balancing budgets and prioritizing infrastructure to curbing rising costs, I’ll deliver practical, transparent solutions that always put residents first.
- Transparency: I heard this concern directly from residents. This issue motivated me to explore running for alderman. A primary tenet of my campaign is to increase transparency through open communication and inclusive processes, so every resident stays informed and involved in every step.
- Smart Spending: Focusing on essential services and funding only high-impact projects with clear, measurable, cost-saving results will guide every budget decision I make as your alderman. By prioritizing what truly benefits Waukesha families—safe streets, reliable utilities, well-maintained parks—and demanding proven outcomes and long-term savings, we’ll deliver real value without wasting taxpayer dollars or raising taxes.
- Strong Families: Build a resilient, welcoming Waukesha where kids feel secure, parents can provide, and multi-generational bonds endure—that’s the future I’m committed to creating as your alderman. By focusing on safe neighborhoods, responsible budgets, and policies that support families and local businesses, we’ll make our city a place where children grow up confident, parents thrive without constant financial pressure, and families stay connected across generations.
- Thriving Business: By supporting thriving local businesses and making smart investments in our community, we’ll ensure families have the security and growth they deserve, keeping Waukesha strong and vibrant for generations to come.
Biography
Who Am I?
Who Am I?
I have 30 years in industrial manufacturing, with a degrees in electrical engineering and an MBA, focused on next generation robotics and manufacturing.
My family and I have lived in Waukesha for the past 11+ years, graduating 3 kids from both North and West, who have all gone to Wisconsin colleges.
Community
Who Am I?
Community engagement has always been a priority for me and my family. Our family loves what Waukesha has to offer and continues to provide. Being a previous small business owner, I know the value small businesses bring to our city and my family and I strive to support them.
Volunteering has always been a part of my life. I am currently
Community engagement has always been a priority for me and my family. Our family loves what Waukesha has to offer and continues to provide. Being a previous small business owner, I know the value small businesses bring to our city and my family and I strive to support them.
Volunteering has always been a part of my life. I am currently on the Waukesha Blazers board as the webmaster. Also, I have been a youth coach for many sports with a goal of helping kids growth their skills and confidence.
Local Government
Local Government
Completion of Waukesha Local Government academy.
The 8 week academy is a hands-on opportunity for City of Waukesha residents to learn more about the City and how it works, to be more informed about important topics, and to enhance the City's communication efforts.
Topics Include...
• Organizational structure of the City of Waukesha • Overv
Completion of Waukesha Local Government academy.
The 8 week academy is a hands-on opportunity for City of Waukesha residents to learn more about the City and how it works, to be more informed about important topics, and to enhance the City's communication efforts.
Topics Include...
• Organizational structure of the City of Waukesha • Overview of City departments and how Council Committees, Boards, and Commissions work together to meet Waukesha’s needs. • Interactive visits with select departments (i.e., fire and police department) • Tools used for city planning and community and economic development • City budget