I’ve spent this campaign listening to residents in every neighborhood, learning about the local concerns that matter to you, and asking what solutions you and your neighbors know will improve the community you call home.

listening to neighborhood concerns

shared vision:

As commissioner, I’ll harness the passion we share for Covington — let’s cooperate on workable solutions, not just flag problems for city staff to fix.

Let’s embrace the momentum we’ve built over the past decade and keep looking forward to anticipate what’s next for Covington; as commissioner I won’t accept ‘wait-and-see’ delays or slow responses.

As commissioner, I’ll empower city staff to innovate, find bold solutions, and not settle for tired policies.

Tell me how we can work together for an even better Covington — the city needs leaders who can partner with the community to keep us on track for a bright future.

Covington can lead the region as a progressive city that tackles problems with compassion and creativity…and I will never settle for anything less than walkable, friendly, and safe streets in every neighborhood. ‘Well, it’s Covington — what do you expect?’ just won’t cut it anymore...we deserve to expect the best for this remarkable community.

As commissioner, I’ll push citizens and city staff alike to envision what’s next for the city and then to figure out practical, workable policies to get us there, together. We don’t have time for unrealistic dreams, but I’ll never respond with a flat ‘No, we can’t do that.’ I’ll always ask how we can start down the path to an even better Covington.

believing in Covington now

Check out what I had to say at the Covington Neighborhood Collaborative’s candidates’ forum here.