I’m running for office because I believe Rancho Cordova deserves leadership that is accessible, responsive, and focused on the everyday issues residents actually feel. I grew up here, my family has built businesses here, and I’m raising my own family here. I’ve watched Rancho Cordova grow tremendously, but I also see areas where we can do better—from public safety and homelessness to supporting small businesses, creating more opportunities for families, and making sure residents actually have a voice in the decisions that affect their neighborhoods. I’m not running because I want a political title. I’m running because I want to bring a different perspective to City Hall: one rooted in small business, education, community service, and real-life experience. I want District 5 to have someone who listens, shows up, and isn’t afraid to challenge the way things have always been done.
I want to make sure residents feel safe in their neighborhoods, parks, businesses, and public spaces. That means supporting our police department, improving lighting and infrastructure, and making safety decisions based on proven results.
I want to focus on long term solutions that address the causes of homelessness, including addiction and mental health challenges. My goal is to expand access to rehabilitation, treatment, and transitional support so we are helping people move toward stability.
As a small business owner, I understand how difficult it can be to navigate permits, regulations, and rising costs. I want to make Rancho Cordova a city where small businesses can open, grow, and create local jobs.
Although the City Council does not directly control our school districts, I believe the city can be a stronger partner in supporting students, families, and future school development as Rancho Cordova continues to grow.
Have questions or suggestions? I would love to hear from you!
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