Supports keeping taxes low and maintaining reserves while funding roads and storm recovery; moved to cancel a penny sales-tax road workshop.
Require development to contribute fairly to roads, drainage, parks, emergency services, infrastructure, and service costs rather than shifting those costs to existing residents.
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Workforce housing
Favors property rights, free-market principles, predictable development rules, and growth aligned with infrastructure; opposes interventions that could increase housing costs.
Expand workforce housing for teachers, healthcare workers, first responders, and service workers while streamlining permitting and coordinating partnerships for attainable housing.
Road planning
Prioritize road and intersection improvements, expanded capacity, evacuation routes, congestion relief, and linked road-utility planning for future growth.
Plan roads and signals before growth, secure funded mitigation before development approval, and address dangerous intersections and deferred maintenance.
Development approvals
Manage growth to protect infrastructure capacity, waterways, and natural resources; align new development with roads, utilities, and community needs.
Require funded mitigation before development approval and verify road, water, sewer, drainage, school, utility, and emergency-service capacity in growth decisions.
County decision transparency
Supports keeping taxes low, reducing wasteful spending, and using tax dollars transparently; evaluates commission votes against long-term interests.
Provide advance notice before major votes, maintain accessible public records and tracking tools, and require understandable Port Authority reporting.
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Experience
2023 to presentOffice Manager, Gator Electrical Contractors
2013 to presentCommissioner - District 4, Lee County Commission
2017 to 2018Realtor, Expert Advisors Realty Network
2010 to 2013Manager of Market Development, CenturyLink
