Why I'm Running
I love where I live and it pains me to see something wonderful fraying at the edges.
Ward 15 is one of the most desirable places to live in the City of Hamilton. Yet most residents feel overtaxed and overlooked. We see our tax dollars going to solve problems in downtown Hamilton, problems that have nothing to do with life in Ward 15.
We see it every day:
- Roads and infrastructure not keeping up
- Stalled construction and neglected spaces
- Limited police presence and public safety concerns
- A lack of investment in recreation, parks, and services for families
This isn’t about asking for more than our share. It’s about finally getting our fair share.
Tell me your concerns and I will bring them to City Hall.
A Community Built For Families
Strong communities depend on strong families. When families thrive, everyone thrives. Strong families mean a strong future.
Ward 15 is full of young families who want to contribute and raise their children in a safe environment. They take pride in where they live. They deserve safe streets, clean public spaces, and places for children to play and grow. Our teenagers need recreation spaces in our Ward that keep them busy, out of trouble, and connected with their community.
We should be building on what we have: a community that people are proud to call home, not one they see as neglected and slowly crumbling away.
Proven Community Action
I don’t just talk about community. I work for it.
- Long term volunteer at an Ontario food bank and mission
- Served 4 years on School Council, including 1 year as Chair
- Known for tackling difficult issues and bringing energy to important projects
- Successfully advocated for a local high school to introduce community clean-up days
- Regularly volunteer time to clean litter and improve our neighbourhood spaces
- Active in my church community, where I’m known for stepping up, bringing people together, and contributing wherever needed
Leadership starts with action, and I believe in doing the work.
Values & Leadership
My faith is the core of who I am. It guides how I treat people: with honesty, humility, and respect.
I believe in:
- Taking responsibility and admitting mistakes
- Listening first, then acting
- Standing up when something isn’t right
- Bringing people together to solve problems
I will fight for everyone in this Ward, regardless of personal politics or who they voted for.