Let's keep moving forward together.

I want Pitt Meadows to stay safe, affordable and connected to the things that make this community special.

That means making smart decisions, protecting what matters and always putting residents first.

When you call 911, you shouldn't have to wonder if help is coming.

Every family deserves to feel safe at home and know that when the worst happens, someone is on the way.

That's why I fought for 24-hour career fire staffing and more firefighters. We know these changes saved lives and properties. Pitt Meadows is safer than it was 4 years ago.

But our work isn't finished. As Pitt Meadows grows, we need to keep investing in emergency services, disaster preparedness and public safety so our community is ready when it matters most.

A child's trip to school shouldn't be a parent's biggest worry. 

Safe streets give kids more independence, help seniors stay active and make our neighbourhoods stronger.

I've supported projects like Harris Road Complete Street and the Hammond and Blakely intersection improvements.

I'll keep fighting for safer routes to school so more children can walk, ride and roll with confidence.

Every empty storefront affects our community.

Local businesses sponsor our kids' sports teams, create local jobs and give us places to gather. I want them to succeed.

But many are facing rising costs that make it harder to stay local. 

When local businesses succeed, our entire community benefits. Thriving small businesses means more local shops, more places to meet friends and more reasons to spend your money here instead of somewhere else.

That's why I supported tourism initiatives like Scenic Route 7 and the return of the Pitt Meadows Blueberry Festival to bring more visitors, customers and economic opportunities to our community.  I also pushed for the Province to institute commercial lease protections, like they do for residential leases.

I will keep advocating for small business lease protections and more tourism initiatives because a strong local businesses build a strong local economy.

We chose Pitt Meadows because it's different. We're proud to call it home.

We have parks, farmland, trails and a close knit community where people still know their neighbours, help strangers and say "hello" when we pass on the street.

As our city grows, we need to protect the things that make it feel like home.

Growth should strengthen our community, not change what makes Pitt Meadows special.

Families are watching every dollar right now, and City Hall should do the same. I believe your tax dollars should be spent wisely, focused on the services that matter most and planned with the future in mind.

My goal is to balance responsible spending with thoughtful investments in the services, spaces and experiences that bring our community together. 

Good decisions today will help protect what people love about Pitt Meadows while building a strong future.

Once farmland is lost, we don't get it back. Protecting farmland helps secure our local food supply, supports farming families and preserves what makes Pitt Meadows unique. That's why I've pushed the Province to strengthen farmland protections. I brought forward two resolutions that were considered by the Premier's Task Force on Agriculture.

Going forward, I will continue working to protect the farmland that feeds us, support the farmers who care for it and preserve the rural character that makes Pitt Meadows such a special place to call home.