Policy &
Priorities
My Plan for Concord
As a young leader, I believe the future of Concord depends on fresh ideas and a shared commitment to progress. This page highlights the priorities and plans I want to work on with our community, steps that can bring positive change today and build a stronger tomorrow.
My plan is built on real conversations with neighbors and a belief that leadership means action. Concord should be a city where families can afford to live, young people can dream big, and every resident feels safe and respected. This plan focuses on practical solutions that make daily life better.
My Key Focus Areas:
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Stronger Communities, Expand community programs, and create spaces that bring neighbors together across cultures, backgrounds, and generations.
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Youth & Education, Invest in mentorship, after-school programs, and career pathways so every young person has the tools to succeed.
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Housing & Opportunity: Promote affordable housing, support small businesses, and provide job training to strengthen our local economy.
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Public Safety & Trust, Build stronger partnerships between law enforcement and residents, ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability in safety.
This plan is not about promises; it is about action. Together, we can build a Concord that works for everyone.
Concord's Priorities
Every city has challenges, but Concord’s greatest strength is its people. By focusing on the right priorities, we can turn challenges into opportunities for growth and unity. These are the urgent needs we must address to move forward.
Top Priorities:
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Affordable Housing, Families should not be priced out of the city they call home. We must increase affordable housing options and protect renters.
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Economic Growth, A strong Concord means thriving local businesses, fair wages, and opportunities for working families.
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Youth Empowerment, Our young people deserve investment through education, sports, arts, and leadership development.
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Community Safety, True safety comes from trust. We need transparency, mental health resources, and stronger community-law enforcement relationships.
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Civic Engagement, Government should be clear and accessible. I will bring City Hall into neighborhoods and create more spaces for residents to be heard.
By working together, we can make Concord a model of unity, fairness, and opportunity.
Why I'm Running
I am running because I believe leadership should be about people, not power. Too many in our city feel unheard, families struggling with housing, youth searching for opportunity, and elders feeling forgotten. Decisions that shape daily life are too often made without the input of those most affected. I want to change that.
My campaign is built on a simple truth: government works best when it listens. I am committed to restoring trust by being present in neighborhoods, transparent in decisions, and accountable to the people I serve. Running for office is not about me; it is about building a city where every family feels safe, valued, and represented.
When I sat down with my family to share my decision to run for office, I told them:
“I am running to ensure that every voice in our community is heard and that every family has a seat at the table.”