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What I’ll Fight For

  • Water Security

    Water conservation will always be important, but conservation alone won't secure Phoenix's future. We must invest in new water supplies, embrace innovation, and build the infrastructure that will sustain our city for generations.

    Phoenix has an opportunity to lead by expanding advanced water purification and reuse technologies that transform wastewater into a renewable supply. 

    We should position Phoenix as the nation's hub for water innovation. By partnering with our universities, entrepreneurs, and the private sector, we can attract cutting-edge water technology companies.

    As your councilmember, I'll champion investments in modern water infrastructure, support regional partnerships that strengthen our long-term water portfolio, and promote responsible growth that prioritizes water efficiency from the very beginning. 

    Protecting our water supply isn't just an environmental priority; it's essential to preserving our economy, our neighborhoods, and our quality of life for future generations.

  • Housing That Fits

    I am tackling the housing crisis head-on because too many families are struggling to pay rent or buy a house. The only way to bring costs down is to build good-quality housing that fits neighborhoods by reforming outdated zoning ordinances, advocating for smart land use, and ensuring residents have a voice.

    We understand that home ownership is one of the most important factors in creating generational wealth, and we must find a path for Phoenicians to obtain homes and thrive. My view is that we can walk and chew gum at the same time, we can honor our history and develop new opportunities for home ownership for all Phoenicians.

  • Supporting Local Businesses

    A thriving economy starts with small businesses and I have a track record of supporting local entrepreneurs. I will make sure our city values businesses that are created right here in Phoenix and creates opportunities they need to hire employees, succeed, and grow.

    My experience as an entrepreneur drives my desire to ensure anyone who wants to start the journey, has the support of our city. Learn more about our support for Small Business.

  • Healthy & Safe Neighborhoods

    Neighborhoods are where we raise our kids, gather with friends and enjoy the outdoors. They should be safe from crime, be close to good parks and city services, and have shade and heat mitigation. My leadership will benefit every neighborhood in District 4, guaranteeing a quality of life we can be proud of.

    I connect with community leaders; I am aligned with acknowledging the disinvestment in key communities and the need to recognize injustice and move towards equitable solutions

Additional Priorities

  • I will always defend historic communities and ensure that as we build a Phoenix for the future and create more housing, we are not inadvertently destroying historic properties. I am not in favor of one-size-fits-all measures from the legislature, but given the powers that have been stripped from municipalities, I am prepared to work with my colleagues on council and lawmakers in the state capitol to do what is right for District 4 residents, future homeowners, and historic property owners.

  • I believe the best solutions come when all voices are at the table – neighbors, business owners, nonprofits, city officials, and community leaders. I will listen to everyone, bringing people together to work toward shared goals and keep Phoenix competitive, resilient, and prepared for long-term growth.

  • I am committed to modernizing our mobility systems by balancing the needs of both drivers and transit users. Having supported historic transportation investments, I believe we must distribute funding fairly, so all neighborhoods have quality roads and reliable transit.

    As we expand infrastructure, I will ensure major projects are planned responsibly, minimizing disruption to local small businesses, mitigating neighborhood impacts, and requiring robust, multilingual community engagement. We must learn from the past to make getting around Phoenix easier for everyone.

    Transportation should make daily life easier.

  • I will fiercely advocate for our arts and cultural organizations, treating them and our libraries not as extras, but as essential infrastructure. For a city of our size, we must properly resource the programs that keep Phoenix creative, resilient, and connected.

  • Protecting public dollars is my highest responsibility. I am committed to passing balanced budgets, using tax dollars wisely, and bringing long-term strategic thinking to City Hall. As shifting federal and state funding creates financial uncertainty, I will act as a watchdog to protect city services, prevent waste, and ensure municipal investments always match our community’s needs.

    Phoenix must remain steady, strategic, and fiscally responsible.

  • I support continued, strategic investments in shelter beds, rental assistance, and affordable housing to keep our streets safe and transition residents indoors. Because no single solution fits every situation, I will partner with proven organizations and maintain a flexible plan to pivot when necessary. To protect families from displacement and respond with dignity, we must pair these local efforts with regional cooperation across Valley cities, ensuring everyone contributes to long-term stabilization.

    Stability costs less than a crisis. Prevention is smart policy.

  • When elected, I will ensure there is no cooperation between Phoenix Police and ICE and work hard to build trust in the community with local law enforcement. I will not stand for Trump’s illegal overreach in our community.

  • Protecting Phoenix’s water future is one of my highest priorities.

    I oppose data center development. I support Phoenix’s existing 2025 ordinance and believe any future data centers must undergo rigorous review. I have called for greater water protections. I am the only candidate that is actively advocating about data center development and water usage, and has a plan for protecting our water, and our neighborhoods.

    But I believe we need to go further on water.

    On City Council, I will push for stronger water measurement and reporting requirements so we know how much water data centers are using, where that water is coming from, and how that demand affects our long term water security.

    Phoenix must be able to grow without compromising the resources our residents depend on. I will not support data center development that threatens our water security, public safety, or quality of life.

    I’m watching out for our water, and I’ll make sure Phoenix plans for growth with the oversight, transparency, and accountability our future demands.

  • I’m proud to be part of Phoenix’s LGBTQ+ community, and I will work to ensure our city remains a place where everyone can belong, build a life, and succeed. I will celebrate our LGBTQ+ community, invest responsibly in the organizations and spaces that strengthen and connect our community, support LGBTQ+ small businesses, and build stronger relationships between our community and City Hall, including the Phoenix Police Department and other city departments. LGBTQ+ voices deserve a meaningful seat at the table, and as Phoenix grows, our commitment to inclusion, safety, opportunity, and belonging must grow with it.