Vision

Public Safety

You can’t have a strong community without safe neighborhoods. Economic growth, quality of life, and family well-being all depend on people feeling secure where they live, work, and raise their kids. That’s why I continue to push for strong support for our first responders—police, fire, and EMS—making sure they have the training, tools, and staffing they need to serve our city well. A safe Fayetteville is a thriving Fayetteville.

Workforce Housing & Economic Development

Everyone who works hard in our city deserves a place they can afford to call home. We need more public-private partnerships and smarter use of tools like land trusts to expand workforce housing in Fayetteville. Supporting local businesses and bringing in new investment is also key. With over 20 years in commercial real estate, I know how important it is to create an environment where small businesses can grow and new jobs can take root right here at home.

Youth & Infrastructure

The future of Fayetteville depends on our young people. We’ve got to invest in programs that give them positive outlets, job training, and mentorship—whether that’s through parks, sports, trades, or civic engagement. At the same time, we can’t ignore the basics. Roads, stormwater systems, and other core infrastructure have to keep up with growth and reflect the needs of every part of our city.

Transparency & Accountability

Doing the people’s business the right way means being upfront, honest, and open. I’ve always believed that leadership means doing the right thing, not just the popular thing. When concerns arise, they deserve to be looked into with clarity and care. Public trust is earned through transparency, and I’m committed to continuing that work. Differences of opinion will happen, but they should always be handled with respect, integrity, and a focus on what’s best for our community.