Our 2025 Local Democratic Candidates

Chambersburg, PA – John (Sean) Scott III has officially announced his candidacy for Mayor of Chambersburg. With over two decades of leadership in the financial services industry, Sean Scott continues to make a lasting impact in both banking and public service. As a bank vice president, Scott brings a wealth of experience in retail banking, customer satisfaction, and strategic financial management. His career has been defined by a commitment to excellence, innovation, and community engagement.

Scott’s impressive background includes leadership roles where he refined his expertise in banking, retail management, and customer-focused solutions. His ability to drive success is complemented by a strong academic foundation, holding a Master of Public Administration from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Communication from Messiah University.

Beyond his career in the financial sector, Scott has been deeply involved in civic engagement. He served as a Borough Councilman for Chambersburg for four years, focusing on building bipartisan consensus. Additionally, he dedicated 20 years to the Planning and Zoning Commission and eight years to the Recreation Advisory Committee. His long-standing commitment to public service reflects his dedication to sustainable economic growth and community-driven initiatives.

Scott has been a dedicated advocate for community service, particularly through his involvement with the Chambersburg Church of The Brethren. As Chair of the Stewardship Commission and Missions and Service Commission, he plays a key role in guiding the church’s mission and outreach efforts. Additionally, he serves on the Midweek Connections Committee, working to combat food insecurity and support local families in need. His leadership and commitment continue to make a meaningful impact on the Chambersburg community.

“My goal has always been to empower individuals and businesses through financial stability and thoughtful leadership,” said Scott. “By bridging the gap between financial expertise and community advocacy, we can build stronger, more resilient communities.”

As Scott continues his leadership journey, his influence in both banking and public service remains instrumental in shaping a more prosperous future for Chambersburg and beyond.