LT Col. Clayton Perry, USAF (Ret.)

Clayton Perry was born and raised in Giddings, Texas.  He earned a degree in Building Construction from Texas A&M University and then entered service to his country as an Air Force engineer. During his 20 year career he was stationed around the world and managed large scale projects and workforces.  He retired as a Lt. Col. from Randolph AFB.  Mr. Perry then went into the private sector, where he spent 13 years with global architectural engineering and construction firms, developing work with the Armed Services, including projects in Iraq and Afghanistan. Clayton has lived in District 10 for 25 years, and has built a record of proven leadership in a number of areas. He is a leader in his church and in military and alumni organizations.  He has also served as

president of his Homeowners Association, Membership Chair and Secretary of the Northeast Neighborhood Alliance and is the former Chairman of the City of San Antonio’s Building Standards Board. Clayton is also a proud father of three children, and a proud grandparent with three grandchildren.

-Responsible for $218 Million budget to con-
 tract out base operating support activities for
 five different bases.
-Led a 151-person work force to operate and
 maintain $325 Million worth of Armstrong
 Laboratory and Human Systems Center
 facilities at Brooks AFB.
-Managed 105 project requests covering 180
 major facilities valued at over $1 Billion.

-District 10 Representative of the San Antonio      Building Standards Board
-Chairman for the San Antonio Building Standards  Board
-District 10 Representative for 2017 Bond

-Church Council for Crown of Life Lutheran Church
-Coached Fast Pitch Softball for Junior & Senior League Girls
-President of the San Antonio Society of American Military Engineers
-Regional Vice President of the Society of American Military Engineers
-Member of the San Antonio A&M Club