I decided to run because I’ve been serving on boards and commissions in town for a decade, and I really enjoy working through the issues that are important to our residents. I love our town and want to continue working to make our town a great place to raise my family.

What do you think is one of the biggest issues facing Flower Mound today, and how do you plan to address it on council?

We have a great master plan and strong community mission goals that need to be protected. As our community grows and develops, it’s critical that we honor those goals that enforce our community character, and we must continue to hold high standards when it comes to aesthetics and density. As a council member, I will strive to ensure that development is well-planned and more importantly well-executed.

If elected, what would be your top priorities?

My top priorities mirror the top priorities in the the town’s strategic planning mission: safety and security, first-rate infrastructure and sound financial operation. I will continue to work with staff to understand the short- and long-term objectives to achieve these goals while being a responsible steward of our residents’ tax dollars.

What experience—professionally or politically—do you have that would prepare you for this position?

I’ve been serving on the Planning and Zoning Commission since 2016 and have served as the vice chair since August of 2018. Prior to that I served as the chair of the Planning and Zoning Board of Adjustment and Oil and Gas Board of Appeals. I have also served as the president of the Staton Oak Homeowners Association for the last seven years.