Woodinville’s charm and livability drew my family to this community.  I am running for City Council to preserve its unique character during this season of rapid growth and development. 

For 14 years, I served as a pastor at one of America’s most diverse churches. As a collaborative and pragmatic leader, I view public service as a stewardship that demands the highest integrity.

My priorities include protecting the uniqueness of our neighborhoods by focusing on growth downtown while ensuring roads, parking, and infrastructure are properly addressed. I will fight against the Houghton transfer station being moved to our tourist district.  I will work to improve public safety for all residents and preserve our parks, so we never lose the natural beauty that surrounds us.  I am grateful for your support.   Endorsements: Mayor Mike Millman, City Councilmembers Lester Rubstello, Sarah Arndt, Michelle Evans

Thank you for the opportunity to serve you on our city council! I will continue advocating for quality services including building and maintaining roads, sidewalks, parks and trails while working within sustainable budgets. Public safety is always a top priority.  I will continue to protect the character of our city while creatively balancing smart growth to make us proud of the Woodinville motto of “Country Living, City Style” for years to come.  These issues are important to our family and neighbors-including new and established alike.  I am proud to announce that I have recently received the 2023 candidate endorsement from the largest Woodinville all-neighborhood, all resident advocacy group- CNW!  Thanks again for your support, encouragement and re-election vote.  I look forward to applying my proven experience as a council member, city planner, and engineering problem solver to move us together toward a bright future for our families in Woodinville.