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PLATFORM
"I want to continue to serve on the commission because I think I provide a voice that is missing. I want to continue to advocate for the hard working folks here who feel like they’re not being heard.
I still feel that this an extension of the work that I started as Pinkney Neighborhood president by
going door to door, building relationships and to get to know my neighborhood; advocating
for those who are unable
to participate or excluded
from the process."
ISSUES
Housing - Affordability, Availability, Accessibility
Seriously consider all options which could increase affordable single and multi family
housing throughout the city. Our lack of affordable and available housing limits opportunities
for tenants and homeowners who wish to expand their families, those who want to build
personal equity, and our work to transition folks from houselessness into housing.
Economic Development that works
Continue to work on our economic ecosystem to not only help folks start, grow, and maintain their own businesses including under addressed avenues such as child care and trades. These are our neighbors that contribute to our community in all walks of like seen and unseen. Maintaining the focus on expanding commercial development in order to reduce property tax burdens.
Resiliency
Continue addressing aging infrastructure throughout the city; implementing our current asset development plan to address increased future costs in an increasingly unpredictable landscape.
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