Priorities
Neighborhoods first
I’ll fight to preserve the neighborhoods where working families thrive. Teachers, nurses, service workers and our first responders deserve a home here. Small policy changes can have a big impact on housing stock. Less top-down mega projects, more strong communities.
The housing we need
I’ll fight for incremental developments and more housing types so we provide real options and create affordable spaces for local, small businesses — not just the wealthiest franchises and out-of-town, big box stores.
No rubber stamps
Carmel has invested hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars in developments that don’t directly serve the community. I’ll stop rubber stamping luxury apartments, corporate office headquarters and the taxpayer-funded parking garages that cost $40,000+ per spot to build. Not every big project is bad, but not every one is good, either.
Support Public Safety
I’m a Citizens Police Academy graduate who understands the importance of strong, well-funded local law enforcement. I’ll continue to support Carmel’s excellent first responders in the annual budget.
Safe streets for all
I’ll advocate for the expansion of East-West bike paths to better complement the Monon Trail. I’ll pursue real solutions to better monitor and enforce penalties for reckless riders on paths, too.
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