Our city should be open and accessible to all, regardless of ability level. That means ensuring that public buildings, sidewalks, and street crossings can be used by disabled community members. As your city councilmember, I will ensure that all new city buildings and sidewalks are fully accessible for wheelchair users and other disabled community members.

It’s no secret that we need better roads and better sidewalks - but building sustainable infrastructure requires more than fixing roads. It means looking for ways to make water usage more efficient. It means maximizing power efficiency and reducing waste. Most of all, it means making things last so that our children can enjoy the same utilities that we do. As your city councilmember, I will prioritize projects that will make our city more efficient and stand the test of time.

We need well-trained and highly qualified public safety employees to keep our community safe. We should expand training for our public safety officers so they are equipped to handle complex situations like domestic violence or mental health crises.

Roy is a place where families can thrive. We need to stick to those values when deciding how and where to grow our city. As your city councilmember, I will prioritize small, family-owned businesses, and work to create new community spaces. I will also support funding summer programs for our kids, and ensure that there are ample opportunities for families to build community through our arts & recreation programs.