Despite petty partisan politics derailing many good ideas in state and federal politics, I believe local government still affords the opportunity to solve problems by coming together. That’s why I’m running for City Council!
 
I’ve lived in many places across this great country, but my wife and I chose to settle right here in Auburn— a vibrant, welcoming community that I know is not even close to reaching its full potential.
 
Once elected to City Council, I plan to use my years of professional experience, including as a small business owner, to lead on the issues important to you and your family. Issues like: reducing crime, addressing homelessness and addiction, funding community infrastructure improvements, and investing in the revitalization of downtown. I look forward to working For you to help make our part of Washington the best place to live, work and raise a family. Visit www.votelott.com to learn more.

I was born in Oklahoma and moved to Auburn in 2008.  My two sons graduated from Auburn High School.  I am running for the city council because I want to help Auburn deal with future challenges.

My priority is to create an environment where everyone feels empowered to speak up and engage.  My passion is helping others. I want to find solutions to homelessness, support small businesses, and make sure Auburn is safe.  I am a volunteer with the Auburn Police Department doing administrative tasks so officers can spend more time on patrol.  I also volunteer with the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and local libraries.

I am proud to be endorsed by Auburn Mayor Nancy Backus, Deputy Mayor James Jeyaraj, Councilmember Kate Baldwin, former Councilmember and retired police officer John Holman; and State Representative Chris Stearns. Vote for me for a vibrant and inclusive Auburn! Together, let’s make Auburn better. 

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