My Priorities
Fighting for Relief for Seminole County
Lower Costs for Everyday Families
Families are working harder while paying more in county-imposed taxes and fees. I will work to roll back the additional five-cent gas tax, oppose sudden and unnecessary increases, and demand greater accountability for how taxpayer dollars are spent.
Reliable Transportation That Works
Residents need transportation they can depend on for work, medical appointments and everyday life. I will support dependable fixed-route service along major corridors while using Scout for first- and last-mile connections to SunRail, employment centers, healthcare and shopping.
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Clean Water and Flood Protection
Clean water and proper drainage are basic county responsibilities. I will prioritize water quality, stormwater improvements and long-overdue flood protection for communities including Geneva, Goldsboro, Midway and Winter Springs.
Smart Growth and Rural Protection
Growth should improve our quality of life—not overwhelm our roads, schools and neighborhoods. I will prioritize responsible redevelopment, protect our voter-approved Rural Boundary and defend Seminole County’s green spaces and rural communities.
Safe Housing and Safe Neighborhoods
Every resident deserves a safe place to live. I will push for stronger accountability when unsafe housing conditions displace families and ensure that every neighborhood receives the services, infrastructure and attention it deserves.
Small Business Growth and Development
Small businesses are the backbone of Seminole County’s economy and the heart of our neighborhoods. I will work to make county resources, grants, permitting guidance, and contracting opportunities easier to find and access. I will also support responsible redevelopment that fills vacant commercial spaces, strengthens local business districts, and helps entrepreneurs start, grow, and remain in Seminole County.
Transparent and Reliable Government
Residents deserve to know how decisions are made and where their tax dollars are going. I will ask the difficult questions; make county information easier to understand and ensure residents are heard before major decisions are made.