Standing With All Our Neighbors
People from all backgrounds—my family and yours—have called Cleveland home for generations. Our city thrives when we all thrive.
But as opportunistic politicians in D.C. and Columbus look to pin their failures on a scapegoat, we find so many of our neighbors under threat: immigrants, union members, and transgender people today, and everyone else tomorrow.
As your councilmember, I'll stand up for a city that embraces and defends anyone who finds themselves under attack.
Streets That Put People First
Safe streets are essential for a thriving and connected community like ours. Every resident deserves to enjoy our streets and travel safely—whether you're driving, walking, biking, or taking transit.
This means more traffic-calming measures, more speed tables, and more curb extensions, and more mini-traffic circles. Together, we can reduce crashes and keep our neighbors safe.
Housing for Neighbors, Old and New
Cleveland needs more housing—more choices for folks just starting their careers, growing families putting down roots, and our long-time neighbors who built these communities. We must expand housing options to reflect our diverse income levels, and we must expand housing options near high-frequency transit.
At the same time, rising housing costs and property taxes are putting pressure on longtime residents. Cleveland must be committed to helping the residents who shaped our neighborhoods stay and continue to thrive here.
Parks and Trees as Community Investments
A greener city is a stronger city, one that supports healthier residents and more vibrant neighborhoods. We deserve more tree-lined streets and high-quality public spaces that the whole community can enjoy.
The moment is right to invest in ourselves—in public health, climate resilience, justice, and community well-being—by investing in our public green spaces.
Cleveland Must Work for Clevelanders
City Hall has made great strides in recent years to make government work better for residents—like the new 311 hotline, the Open Data portal, and the fact that the city budget no longer uses clip art. But there’s more work to do.
As your councilmember, I pledge to be a collaborative governing partner and a champion for progress—new tools, new technology, and better collaboration. Clevelanders work hard, and we deserve a government that works as hard as we do.
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