Harrisburg has always been our safe spot.  A warm and inviting community with small-town charm.  Close enough to all the amenities offered by nearby Charlotte, yet isolated from so many of the problems that invariably come with a big city. While Harrisburg has grown exponentially over the last 20 years, what matters most is where we go from here.  Growth without proper parameters and sustainable management could destroy that small-town charm.

My election to the Harrisburg Town Council represents the first time I have ever run for public office. Consider me your common sense neighbor with no other agenda except to defend and protect our shared interest in Harrisburg.  For nearly 30 years, Harrisburg has provided our family and neighbors with a safe and vibrant home. The time has come to give back and ensure that legacy continues. I promise to bring a fresh perspective and response to every issue presented to the Town Council.  

I have a wealth of experience solving complex problems.  It begins with listening and gathering information.  Synthesizing and analyzing that input to creatively formulate the best possible solutions.  From there, it requires clear communication and consensus building.  Then, most importantly, the will and determination to actually deploy and activate those solutions.