THE PLAN IS SIMPLE

Public safety starts before crime happens.

  - Expand youth programs, after school activities, and mentorship 

-Strengthen coordination between law enforcement, residents, and businesses

 - Support community based safety and neighborhood engagement  

Invest in prevention and community partnerships to reduce crime and build trust. 

We need more opportunity within our own communities.

  - Support small, minority, and veteran owned businesses

 - Attract new investment into underdeveloped areas 

-Expand access to trade programs, apprenticeships, and union careers  

Create clear, local pathways to stable, good paying jobs. 

Every student should leave school with a plan.  

- Strengthen partnerships between schools, employers, and community groups 

- Increase access to internships, trade exposure, and mentorship 

- Support college, skilled trades, military, and entrepreneurship paths  

Prepare our youth for real opportunities, not uncertainty. 

Clean, safe, and well maintained communities matter.  

- Prioritize road repairs and improve transportation access 

- Address illegal dumping and strengthen sanitation enforcement 

- Expand parks, green space, and recreation 

- Improve accessibility for seniors and residents with disabilities

District 4 currently lacks dedicated dog parks. We will work with the community to identify locations and develop safe, well maintained spaces. 

Growth should benefit the people who already live here.  

- Protect neighborhood character 

- Preserve green space where possible 

- Prevent overdevelopment that strains infrastructure  

Promise: Grow the district without sacrificing what makes it home. 