My Priorities

Because Livonia deserves leadership that listens, plans, and delivers.

Strong Roots. Smart Decisions. A Livonia That Lasts.

When I think about Livonia’s future, I think about my kids. I think about my parents. And I think about the thousands of families who, like us, chose to live here because it feels safe, steady, and familiar. That’s why I’m running—for the long-term good of the city we love.

Public Safety You Can Trust

Prioritize full staffing and up-to-date resources for police and fire…including the best facilities in the county.

They happen when we equip and support our first responders, maintain clear communication between departments and residents, and take a proactive approach to crime prevention.

Prioritize full staffing and up-to-date resources for police and fire
Support training and morale for first responders
Ensure families and seniors feel safe in every corner of our city

“We’re not a city without safety. It’s the foundation for everything else—family life, schools, and a thriving community.”

Fiscal Responsibility, Strategic Spending

Prioritize funding for what works—and pause what doesn’t, all while communicating effectively to the public

That’s exactly the mindset I’ll bring to City Council.

Strategically analyze spending to promote continued efficiency
Prioritize funding for what works—and pause what doesn’t
Make budgeting decisions with clear outcomes in mind, not just activity

"This isn’t about being cheap—it’s about being wise. I’ll treat taxpayer dollars with the same care I give my own family’s budget."

A City That Works for Families

Invest in parks, sidewalks, libraries and recreation programs all with fiscal responsibility and hearing public needs.

Livonia should remain a place where families want to settle, grow, and stay.

Invest in parks, sidewalks, and recreation programs
Make sure young families see Livonia as a place worth putting down roots
Keep schools strong by supporting the infrastructure that surrounds them

“We chose Livonia for our kids. I want it to be a place they’ll want to raise their kids someday too.”

Respecting the People Who Built This City

Older adults deserve to feel seen, valued, and supported.

That means more than just nice words—it means services, accessibility, and connection.

Support aging-in-place programs and services
Ensure transportation and infrastructure meet the needs of older residents
Advocate for inclusive spaces and community support

“Our seniors didn’t just live here—they helped build Livonia. They deserve to stay part of the story.”

Protect What Works. Improve What’s Next.

I’m not running to change Livonia—I’m running to care for it.

We need to protect the strong identity this city already has while preparing for what’s ahead.

Maintain our low-density character and suburban strengths
Keep neighborhoods clean, walkable, and family-friendly
Strengthen communication between residents and city leadership