National rhetoric and politics can be incredibly frustrating right now. But we’re really fortunate to live in a community where many of us share the same vision and goals for the future. A lot of those hopes and concerns center on Fayetteville’s growth and how it affects the character of the community we love.

As I’ve knocked on doors from Washington-Willow to Wilson Park and over into Lewis Park, I’ve heard many of the same concerns and hopes for our community.

When I’m on the City Council, I’ll build coalitions and work with other council members to make progress on housing costs, how we care for people without homes, protecting our environment, and improving transit. I’ll also learn from other communities facing the same issues, bring their best ideas home, and make them work for Fayetteville.

I’m excited about the momentum we’ve built so far. I hope you’ll support my campaign as we head toward November.

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