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PLATFORM
"I want to serve on the commission because I think I can 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 feel that this an extension of the work that I started as Pinckney 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
We need both affordable and available housing, while taking into account all potential solutions and partners. The lack of supply and affordability is disrupting our ability to help people who are transitioning from houslessness into housing, to those who are simply looking to build equity for their family’s future, and everyone in between. Additionally, more support for our social services are vitally needed to help those on the verge and to make sure that for those that are houseless or at risk, the transition and our policies are sustainable.
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. Also, making sure that we have a focus on more additional commercial development so that it can help to relieve the tax burdens on residents.
Resiliency
An emphasis on maintaining and addressing our infrastructure with an asset development plan to mitigate the increased future costs and making sure we are more resilient for an increasing unpredictable landscape.
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