Candidate for Tallahassee City Commission - Seat 3 in 2026 Florida General Election.
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Protect and expand funding for arts, music, and cultural institutions. Learn more
Invest in prevention-first strategies: housing stability, youth programs, and neighborhood revitalization. Expand Tallahassee Emergency Assessment Mobile Unit (TEAM) to allow TPD to focus its efforts on violent crime. Learn more
Focus incentives and support on local businesses and entrepreneurs, not just national chains. Learn more
Simplify processes and create clear pathways for small businesses. Learn more
Propose using city-owned downtown "dead spaces" (like wide sidewalks or alleyways) for temporary micro-stalls or kiosks that are exempt from traditional zoning. Learn more
Go into schools to educate students about the function of local government and how to participate in meaningful ways. Learn more
Expand access to safe, affordable childcare through partnerships and zoning flexibility. Support after-school, arts, and recreation programs that give youth positive outlets. Learn more
Add green corridors, small parks, and natural features into public spaces to help improve people’s mental health and support more plants and animals. Enforce smart growth policies to drastically reduce urban sprawl, focusing on mixed-use, walkable neighborhoods that minimize car dependency and lower greenhouse gas emissions. Learn more
Protect trees, waterways, and green spaces as core city assets. Support climate resilience through smart land use, stormwater management, and shade. Learn more
Promote policies that improve daily living conditions, not just emergency responses. Center equity and long-term outcomes in public health decisions. Learn more
Address health through housing, environment, transportation, and community design. Support access to preventive and mental health services. Learn more
Reduce permitting delays and unnecessary regulatory barriers that drive up housing costs. Learn more
Legalize and encourage missing-middle housing (duplexes, fourplexes, ADUs) in appropriate neighborhoods. Learn more
Support community education initiatives and "know your rights" workshops for residents to inform them of their constitutional protections, such as the right to refuse ICE entry to their homes without a judicial warrant. Learn more
Reduce car dependency by improving walkability, transit access, and public spaces. Ensure downtown works for workers, families, and long-term residents, not just lobbyists. Learn more
Prioritize investment in existing neighborhoods and infrastructure before expanding outward. Learn more
Require new development to pay the true cost of the infrastructure and services it needs. Learn more
Abolishing minimum parking requirements that drive up costs, limit housing supply, and take up otherwise valuable, taxable land. Learn more
Prioritize maintenance, safety, and reliability of existing roads, sidewalks, and transit. Learn more
Center family needs in housing, transportation, and neighborhood planning decisions. Invest in prevention to reduce long-term public safety and social service costs. Learn more
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