putting the people first
“I’m running for Madison City Council to hear and value every voice in District 7. I’ll seek common sense solutions, collaborate with fellow leaders, and welcome public input.”
I graduated from Bob Jones High School (2004), Auburn University (bachelor’s), and Ohio State (master’s). After working as a teacher and statistician, my family of three moved back to Madison in 2022 to enroll our daughter in the city’s excellent public schools.
Since November 2024, I’ve coordinated the Beautification and Tree Board’s litter prevention program. I also completed Madison’s Civic Awareness Academy, studying the issues facing our city over the next four years.
Only individuals fund my efforts. In large part, corporate interests have sponsored the incumbent’s campaigns (donating $24K+ to date). They include:
developer Louis Breland and related enterprises
associations of homebuilders (soon after an election) and realtors (while running unopposed)
the Business PAC of Madison County (a branch of the Huntsville Committee of 100)
Since early March, I’ve personally knocked on over 2,400 doors in District 7, listening intently to what residents want. I’ve hosted multiple town halls to give citizens an open format to share their concerns. I’ve also asked questions via social media. Conversations with constituents will guide my platform to streamline traffic, budget responsibly, and uphold schools. Lastly, I’ve followed up on requests after consulting with city staff. I pledge to continue those practices in office, not just during campaign season.
With little notice, the incumbent backed $1.2M on October 28, 2024 to design an expensive improvement to Toyota Field.
The four story structure would have cost at least $20M and included seven luxury suites.
The incumbent endorsed the construction again on January 13, 2025; during that meeting, he called the drawings a “sunk cost”.
He eventually redirected, voting for a cheaper, one story option.
Whenever league mandates change down the road, I prefer modest renovation to avoid overburdening our budget with debt.
key distinctions
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