Chris Dabrowski is a Niagara Falls guy, born and raised. He’s built his businesses here, raised his family here, and supported his community through his events and, for the past two terms, at City Hall. A longtime local entrepreneur, Chris is the co-founder and president of Niagara Falls Comic Con, Hamilton Comic Con and Frightmare in the Falls, as well as the owner of Icon Autographs. His businesses and events have brought tens of thousands of visitors to Niagara Falls while supporting local businesses, creating jobs and contributing to the local economy.

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Chris’s commitment to the community goes well beyond business. Over the years, he has supported numerous local organizations including Big Brothers Big Sisters, the Falls View Hose Brigade, Community Clean Sweep, Gillian's Place, Project SHARE, Community Kitchen and the Niagara Falls Soccer Club and helped raise more than $100,000 for initiatives benefiting Niagara Falls residents, families and children.

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Chris has served on numerous municipal boards and committees, including the Niagara Falls Accessibility Advisory Committee, Recreation Committee, Seniors Advisory Committee and Linking Niagara Transit Commission.
He previously served on the City's Parks and Recreation Committee and contributed to initiatives and organizations including KO for Kids, BoxRun and the Welland Canals Foundation.

Now, after two terms on Niagara Falls City Council, Chris brings experience at City Hall together with the perspective of someone who has spent his life living, working and raising a family in the community he serves.

Chris believes that good government starts with something pretty simple: listen to people, ask questions, do your homework and use common sense. That is the approach he has brought to City Council—and it is the approach he will continue to bring to the job.