Issues Facing St. Pete

  • Storms are part of life in Florida, but being unprepared shouldn’t be.


    I support:

    • Stronger communication before, during, and after storms
    • Accessible resources for seniors, renters, and vulnerable residents
    • Infrastructure improvements that reflect climate realities
    • Neighborhood‑level resilience planning

    Preparedness protects lives, homes, and our community.

  • Equity means acknowledging disparities and addressing them directly.


    I support:

    • Fair and equitable access to city services
    • Removing barriers that disproportionately affect marginalized communities
    • Policies that uplift historically disenfranchised residents
    • Inclusive decision‑making that reflects the whole city and everyone who calls St. Pete home

    Equity is how we build a city where everyone can thrive.

  • St. Pete is rapidly becoming unaffordable for longtime residents.

    I support:

    • Housing stability for families and seniors
    • Protections for renters
    • Pathways to homeownership
    • Economic conditions that allow residents to stay rooted here

    A city is strongest when its people can afford to live in it.

  • Growth is inevitable, displacement is absolutely not.


    I support:

    • Development that respects neighborhood character
    • Infrastructure that keeps pace with growth
    • Transparent planning processes
    • Community input that actually shapes outcomes

    Responsible development will strengthen our community, not erase it.

  • Government should be easy to understand and leaders easy to access.


    I commit to:

    • Communicating clearly
    • Supporting accessible public meetings and materials
    • Being available to listen
    • Supporting systems that make participation easier, not harder

    Transparency builds trust. Accessibility builds community.

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