Brad’s dedication to community service, combined with his professional expertise and leadership experience, make him the first choice for representing District 2 on the Sugar Land City Council.

Bradley W. Tilton II is a dedicated community leader and accomplished attorney, making him the ideal candidate for Sugar Land City Council District 2. A world-travelled military brat, Brad earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Houston, where he was a member of the Honors College. He then graduated cum laude from South Texas College of Law, ranking in the top ten percent of his class, and was inducted into the Order of Lytae. 

In his legal career, Brad has established a reputation as a zealous advocate for his clients. He began by winning his first jury trial just two days after being sworn in as a lawyer. In 2007, he founded his own general litigation firm in downtown Houston, and in 2012, he co-founded Tilton & Tilton LLP, a firm dedicated to aggressive client representation. Through his practice, Brad has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of his clients against some of the largest corporations in the United States. Now he’s ready to bring that representation to City Council as District 2’s advocate.

Beyond his professional achievements, Brad is deeply committed to the Sugar Land community. He has served as President of West Sugar Land Little League, is an Assistant Scoutmaster for his son’s Boy Scout troop, is a member of the Lions Club, and actively participates in Parkway United Methodist Church. Brad is also a devoted husband to his wife, Vanessa, and a proud father of two children, Trey and Maisie. 

When asked what else Bradley wants the voters to know, he cites his experience on the Law Review at South Texas, his tenure as Neighborhood Representative in the New Territory Homeowners Association, his membership in the Austin High School Booster Club, and his dedication to our youth as a baseball, volleyball, softball, and soccer coach. He recently joined the Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce, was accepted into the Fort Bend Leadership Forum Class of 2026, and has been a guest lecturer at both the Houston Bar Association and the University of Law Center. Brad is all in for Sugar Land!