It’s been a privilege to serve Shoreline on the City Council for the past four years and to represent our city on several King County committees, including as vice chair of the Regional Water Quality Committee. I’ve worked to stretch your tax dollars by securing additional grant funding, and pushed for changes to help more low-income residents gain utility assistance. I’ve advocated for expanded park access in every neighborhood, regulatory changes to increase affordable housing supply, and policies to reduce Shoreline’s climate impact.

I have a long history of public service in Shoreline, including on the Planning Commission and the board of Ronald Wastewater. I’m running for another term because there’s more to do, including improving public safety and making our neighborhoods more walkable and welcoming. I would be honored to have your vote and support to build a more affordable, equitable, and sustainable community for everyone.