What Matters

  • Education First

    Fully Fund Harford County Public Schools
    Every student deserves access to quality education, small class sizes, modern facilities, and well-supported teachers. I will fight to ensure our schools have the funding they need to succeed — without shifting the burden onto working families.

    Stop the Book Bans
    Challenging books in the curriculum are essential. They encourage critical thinking, broaden perspectives, and help students grapple with complex ideas that shape society. Banning books limits access to diverse voices and silences stories that foster empathy, understanding, and growth. Protecting these works ensures that education remains a place of inquiry, not censorship.

  • Reliable, Accessible Public Transit

    Expand Bus Routes and Service
    Harford residents need better options to get to work, school, and appointments. I will push to add more buses, extend routes deeper into residential areas, and add later evening and weekend service so transportation works for everyone, not just during weekday rush hours.

    Roads and Infrastructure
    Some roads throughout the County go months or even years without treatment, leaving gaping potholes and unintended road hazards. I will do my part to ensure repairs are done in a timely manner.

  • Housing That Works for Residents, Not Corporations

    Affordable Homeownership
    Make it easier for first-time homebuyers to purchase a home in Harford County — not big corporations or hedge funds.

    More Low-Income Housing Units
    Cut red tape for the construction of affordable homes, and prioritize development that keeps our communities inclusive.

    Protect Residents from Corporate Landlords
    Limit bulk home purchases by large landlords and corporate investors.

    Publicly-Owned Housing & Homeless Shelters
    Fund county-owned affordable housing and provide more dignified shelter options for unhoused residents.

    Tenant Unions and Renters’ Rights
    Support policies that empower communities by giving renters a collective voice to negotiate fair housing conditions, prevent exploitation, and push back against unjust evictions. Strong tenant protections help ensure housing stability, affordability, and equity—treating shelter as a basic right rather than a commodity.

  • Managing the Sprawl
    Proactive urban development means balancing growth with sustainability and equity, while also directing development toward affordable housing, essential amenities, and vibrant commercial areas that serve diverse populations.

    Meeting the Demands
    At the same time, infrastructure—especially roads and transit—must be planned to handle increased use, reducing congestion and ensuring safe, efficient movement throughout the city.

  • Climate-Ready County
    Plan development with resilience in mind — so Harford County is ready for the environmental challenges of the future.

    Preserving Harford’s Beauty
    Zoning policies should preserve public green spaces that provide recreation, environmental benefits, and community health. When done thoughtfully, zoning can shape communities that are livable, inclusive, and resilient for generations.

    Protect Green Spaces and Natural Resources
    Safeguard Harford County’s forests, waterways, and farmland from unchecked development.

  • Fairer Elections
    Introduce Ranked Choice Voting for local races and publicly-funded elections so big money doesn’t drown out community voices.

  • Stand with Workers
    Support unions and protect the right of Harford County workers to organize for fair wages, benefits, and safe workplaces.

Our Future is Local
I believe Harford County works best when it works for everyone — not just the wealthy or well-connected. As your County Council representative, I’ll fight for schools, housing, transit, and a sustainable future that keeps Harford County a place where we all can thrive.