In November 2023, the people of Pasco chose a new direction—rooted in common sense, family values, and fiscal responsibility. Since being elected and working with the City Council, we’ve made real progress. But progress isn’t guaranteed. It takes leadership, commitment, and someone who fights every day to keep local government accountable and close to the people. That’s why I’m running for re-election. We’ve strengthened public safety by giving fire and police the tools they need to protect our community. We’re addressing neighborhood speeding and working to implement a dedicated traffic enforcement unit. We’re confronting homelessness with practical, compassionate solutions focused on accountability. I’ve worked to cut red tape and protect your tax dollars. But we can’t let those who want to take us backward win. There’s more to do—fix outdated regulations that drive up housing costs, bring economic development to Broadmoor, improve roads and parks, and reform the Tri- City Animal Shelter to ensure better care and oversight. Every part of Pasco should reflect the pride we have in our city. I believe in a Pasco where families grow, businesses thrive, and everyone feels safe and heard. I respectfully ask for your vote—to finish what we’ve started.