Currently holds the office of Indianapolis/Marion City/County Council - District 9 until December 31, 2027.
Candidate for Indiana House of Representatives - District 95 in 2026 Indiana Primary Election.
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Get StartedIt is one thing to come together for problems, but it is another thing to come together to celebrate one another. I am committed to bringing together our neighbors by seeing our community have public meeting spaces such as additional community centers, wellness facilities, green-ways, trails and arts & culture spaces. Learn more
I am committed to closing the gap of misunderstanding between the citizens of our community and the law enforcement officials. Doing so by focusing on closing the gap, will allow law enforcement to now properly police and help target the most dangerous individuals off the streets. Learn more
Promoting the importance of eliminating crime by focusing on the stressors of poverty. Learn more
Every person deserves equitable access to success, including achievable pathways for social and economic mobility. When communities have little to no opportunities to grow, individuals will create their own opportunities that is typically associated with crime. This even includes opportunities for returning citizens from incarceration. Learn more
Economic development plays a critical role in driving growth for communities. This is done through job creation, improving wages, and reviewing ways to improve our area's quality of life. I am committed to identifying what additional economic drivers are needed to improve resident and business partnerships and protecting the local district economic downturns. Learn more
Regardless of one's socio-economic status in society, every resident deserves the opportunity for social and economic mobility. To mobilize, it is important to see our district work together as a team to coordinate and encourage the overcoming various social barriers. Learn more
For our district to fully progress, it is important to identify areas of blight, abandoned housing, and flaws within the public infrastructure. The district cannot fully improve if poor physical conditions remain unaddressed. By revitalizing housing and public infrastructure opportunities, it should help increase our local tax base, and reuse an enhance already existing infrastructure in a more sustainable way. Learn more
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