Greg WimpIncumbent
Candidate for City Council (At-Large), Scotts Valley
Greg Wimp has lived in Scotts Valley for 25 years and owns three Togo's sandwich shop franchises, in Scotts Valley, Capitola, and Watsonville. Before entering business, he spent his career in technology, leading two companies as chief executive, including a role as chief operating officer at Evans Data Corp. He completed the Scotts Valley Citizens Academy and the Leadership Santa Cruz County program, and was named the Scotts Valley Chamber of Commerce's Man of the Year in 2018. He was unanimously appointed to fill a vacancy on the Scotts Valley City Council in October 2025 after Vice Mayor Allan Timms resigned.
Positions in brief
As a councilmember, Wimp has pointed to commercial and residential development, and attracting and retaining local businesses, as top priorities for Scotts Valley's town center and its overall economic vitality, though no campaign website with a detailed platform was found.
In news coverage of his council appointment, Wimp identified commercial and residential development and attracting and retaining businesses as top priorities for the city, emphasizing the town center and economic vitality, and described bringing a calm, balanced approach to leadership and skills in team management, community building, business development and collaboration. No campaign website or other primary-source material with a detailed 2026 platform was found at the time of research.
On the issues
- Economy & Jobs
Prioritizes commercial and residential development and attracting/retaining businesses in Scotts Valley.
“bring skills in managing teams, community building, business development and collaboration”
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