Key Initiatives

Whether a government entity or a private business, reducing the cost to deliver services is a daily challenge. Taxpayers deserve efficient, transparent use of their dollars—not bloated budgets or unnecessary bureaucracy. As a candidate for Lewiston City Council, I believe in applying private-sector discipline to public-sector decisions. That means streamlining operations, cutting waste, and focusing on core services that directly benefit our community. Every dollar spent should be accountable, purposeful, and aligned with the priorities of Lewiston’s residents.

Revive Local Industry

Lewiston has the potential to be a hub for manufacturing, and I’m committed to making that vision a reality. By supporting policies that attract investment, reduce regulatory burdens, and strengthen our workforce, we can create good-paying jobs and revitalize our local economy. Encouraging manufacturing means more opportunity for our families, more stability for our community, and a stronger future built right here in Lewiston.

Fix the Foundation

Lewiston’s roads, water lines, and sewer systems are the backbone of our daily lives—and many are long overdue for repair or replacement. I’m committed to prioritizing infrastructure that keeps our city safe, functional, and future-ready. That means investing in durable roads, modernizing outdated water and sewer lines, and ensuring every dollar spent delivers long-term value. We can’t afford to kick the can down the road—let’s fix what’s broken and build a stronger Lewiston.

Cut the Red Tape

Lewiston’s growth shouldn’t be held back by red tape. I believe in cutting burdensome regulations and streamlining city ordinances that slow down business, property improvements, and community initiatives. Government should make it easier—not harder—for residents and entrepreneurs to succeed. By reviewing outdated rules and focusing on common-sense governance, we can foster a more responsive, efficient, and opportunity-driven city.

Responsible Stewardship

Lewiston’s public assets—our land, parks, buildings, and facilities—should be managed with care, transparency, and long-term vision. I believe in maximizing the value of what we already own by maintaining it properly, using it efficiently, and making smart decisions about future development. Whether it’s improving park access, repurposing underused buildings, or ensuring city-owned land serves the public good, I’m committed to responsible stewardship that benefits every resident.