Hello, My Neighbors

My Voting Record Speaks for Itself; My Work Starts With You. As your Ward 3 council member, I have said YES to:

 

• Stronger public safety: (Fire apparatus, Fire Station 6, police grants, crisis response, and school-area parking safety).

• Reliable infrastructure: (22nd Street South, Heatherwood Road, lead service lines, street resurfacing, trails, and water projects).

• More housing opportunities: (Affordable housing, supportive housing, multifamily development, and single-family supply.).

• Careful budget review: (Enterprise budgets, building fees, bond programs, and project-cost questions).

• Community investment: (Welcoming resolution, youth services, child care, and Juneteenth).

• Economic development: (Downtown connection, Riverwalk, EDA tools, Justice Center, and development projects).

   

I have gone door-to-door to hear your concerns and learn what improvements you want to see. I have connected dozens of residents with city staff to address neighborhood needs, including potholes, many of which have since been patched.

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In the photos below, I'm discussing my neighbors' safety concerns and providing updates on the city's $3 million state grant for improvements along the 322nd Street corridor. My goal is to create safer streets where residents feel comfortable walking and families feel secure.