Your Ward 6 Candidate

I am determined to help Ward 6 become a connected, safe, and vibrant community. I'm running for Ward 6 because I believe residents deserve a strong, accountable, and transparent voice at City Hall. Someone who listens, does the homework, asks the hard questions, and isn't afraid to speak up when something doesn't add up. That's the kind of leadership I want to bring to Ward 6.

I have experienced Burlington through many stages of life: as a resident building a life here, a parent raising a family, a corporate professional, a community advocate, a non-profit and community-development leader, and now a local business owner. Each chapter has given me a different perspective on Burlington and a deeper understanding of the people, challenges, and opportunities that shape our city.

Burlington has been home for over 27 years, and I have raised four children here. In 2017 I was named Burlington's Citizen of the Year. What earned that recognition is the same thing I would bring to City Hall: showing up, listening, and bringing people together.

Years of organizing across Ward 6 mean I know the streets, the schools, and the country roads that connect Alton Village, Millcroft, Headon Forest, and the rural north of the ward. I know what residents talk about at the park, at school pickup, and over coffee, because those conversations are where my priorities come from.

We need change rooted in connected progress, and I am here to deliver it to Ward 6.