SeaTac deserves a dedicated leader who works tirelessly to keep our community safe, make city services more responsive, and invest in our future. I’m committed to expanding vital senior services, increasing affordable housing options, stabilizing rents, supporting after-school programs for our kids,and empowering small businesses to thrive.

In my 4 years on the council, I’ve brought real-world experience and a strong commitment to public service and improved our city . As Chair of Administration & Finance and a member of Public Safety, Transportation, and Sidewalk committees, I helped expand sidewalks, supported small businesses through the COVID-19 pandemic, expanded senior programs, and balanced the budget—without raising property taxes.

Endorsed by  SeaTac residents, unions, local leaders, and small business owners, I’m ready to keep fighting for SeaTac’s bright future. Together, we can build a safer, stronger, and more vibrant community. I humbly ask for your vote.

I am a state social worker and have served on SeaTac's Community Services Advisory Committee for the last two years. My professional and volunteer experiences uniquely qualify me to bring people together, solve hard problems, and responsibly manage taxpayer dollars. I am running to make SeaTac a model for how small cities can stand up for their residents. SeaTac residents face a rising cost of living, underfunded infrastructure, traffic/pedestrian safety, and feeling their voices aren't heard in City Hall. We can do better. SeaTac is more than a transit hub. 30% of SeaTac's area is the airport, but over 30,000 people live here. I will use my time on the City Council to ensure that our residents' voices are heard first and focus on results. Endorsements: MLK Labor, Senator Orwall, Rep. Obras, 33rd District Democrats, WA Women's Political Caucus, WFSE Council 28, AIM 751, Puget Sound Firefighters L1747, and more.