Read the details
Big decisions often turn on the fine print. I take that seriously, and I believe township officials should too.
Community
I want township government to feel more understandable and more accountable to residents. People should be able to tell what is being proposed, why it matters, and how a decision is being made without feeling like they need a decoder ring.
Explain the process
Residents should know what stage a proposal is in, what standards apply, and what the actual options are before a vote happens.
Keep the focus local
The point of township government is to manage township responsibilities well. That means staying grounded in resident impact and long-term consequences.
Questions Residents Ask
A few quick answers about how I think about the role.
Why are you running?
Because township decisions shape the place we live, and I think those decisions deserve more preparation, more clarity, and more seriousness than they're sometimes given.
What is your background?
My professional background is in IT. My work has taught me to understand complex systems, ask better questions, and think through the consequences before a decision is made.
What kind of trustee would you be?
Prepared, fact-focused, and steady. I'm not interested in turning township government into a stage. I'm interested in doing the work well.
How can residents reach you?
Email is the best way right now. If you have a question, concern, or a local issue you think deserves attention, I would like to hear it.