St. Augustine
City Commission

St. Augustine has few rivals for beauty and charm, history and unending opportunities for fun. My family has been welcomed in a way we’ve never experienced and I am confident in a bright, shared future for us if we make impactful and timely actions required to preserve and prosper.

I look forward to sharing more about my platform with you.

Increase quality of life for residents by making our neighborhoods and downtown more convenient for daily necessities and enjoyment.

This means reduced traffic and time to destination, with real transit alternatives that reach our historic downtown and sites in the greater area, peripheral residential communities, and more.

We need more options for how we get to where we’re going, and consideration of hubs for those goods we need everyday. If elected, I will govern with a local first approach because improving daily life improves visitor experience as well.

Our efforts must be designed to scale as growth continues. Outcomes should be meaningful and measurable so that your lives are better each day.

Deliver on our projects that increase environmental resilience.
We must continue focusing on essential work that will safeguard our city from changing weather patterns and associated risks. This will require ongoing dedication to current and future projects, and a commitment to revising priorities as predictive forecasts change.

Doing more with what we already have.
St. Augustine is home to a thriving business community, young professionals, and a growing number of entrepreneurs who call this beautiful city our home.

We are underutilizing existing commercially zoned property that can increase our revenues, and we are underserving prospects for new businesses, in both the city and county. New business owners experience difficulty navigating city requirements, often delaying time to open. Young professionals and entrpreneurs do not have access to start up grants or loans. Let’s change this together.

I am committed to improving communication between the city, our businesses and residents. All stakeholders have a voice. By bringing people together more frequently, we will create better partnerships and understanding amongst us.