Key Wins by Constituency & Issue Area

Youth and Families

Gave young people real funding and decision-making power to design projects that improve their community.

Helped more Everett students work, learn, and stay engaged during the summer.

Started the process for state funding to relieve severe overcrowding.

Made sure temporary solutions would be safe and affordable instead of leaving students packed into existing spaces.

Ensured the city seriously considered keeping Pope John as a school rather than losing it to housing development,

Parents and teens wanted more opportunities and safer schools. I delivered investments in youth leadership, jobs, and classrooms.

Seniors & Accessibility

Seniors said City Hall and city services weren’t built with them in mind. I made them more inclusive and supportive.

Guaranteed seniors have programs, services, and representation tailored to their needs.

Helped older residents on fixed incomes afford groceries and celebrate with dignity.

Opened public meetings to residents with mobility challenges.

Protected caregivers, including those assisting aging parents, from losing jobs when they need time to care for family.

Affordable Housing & Renters

Families worried about rising rents and overdevelopment. I fought for fairer housing policies that put residents first.

Ensured working families aren’t priced out as Everett grows.

Required big projects to contribute their fair share toward affordable housing.

Put unused dollars into spaces residents rely on every day.

Gave residents a say on concerns about rapid growth and neighborhood overcrowding.

Public Safety & Health

Residents raised concerns about unsafe streets, public health, and neighborhood quality. I acted to protect families and improve daily life.

Made busy intersections safer for children and families.

Protected students and pedestrians by improving visibility at a dangerous crossing.

Made sure every dollar fights addiction and saves lives.

Equipped first responders with modern gear and radios to protect residents.

Tested new tools to control infestations and improve neighborhood quality of life.

Small Business & Local Economy

Local businesses wanted more support to stay open and thrive. I backed policies that protect jobs and grow Everett’s economy.

Kept shops, auto dealers, and lodging houses operating while protecting jobs.

Planned for a stronger business corridor to attract employers and investment.

Expanded digital access programs and food support for families.

Directed private support into Everett kids and families instead of outside interests.

Infrastructure & Core Services

Neighbors complained about cracked sidewalks, flooding, and outdated services. I invested in the basics that matter most.

Improved broadband, gas, and electric reliability for homes and businesses.

Prevented breaks and kept safe water flowing to residents.

Invested in essentials like school boilers, safer roads, and new DPW equipment.

Protected students and staff without raising taxes.

Modernized everyday city services for residents.

Parks, Climate & Riverwalk

Residents wanted cleaner parks, less flooding, and more open space. I delivered funding for greener, healthier neighborhoods.

Expanded waterfront access for walking, biking, and recreation.

Gave families safer, cleaner playgrounds and gathering spaces.

Reduced flooding risks and protected neighborhood streets.

Beautified Everett with daffodils and green space at no cost to taxpayers.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Many residents felt shut out or treated unfairly. I worked to make Everett more welcoming and accessible

Publicly committed Everett to equity and fairness.

Ensured more residents could participate in local government.

Reflected Everett’s values on health and humane practices.

Stood with residents worried about unfair treatment.

Good Government & Fiscal Stewardship

Residents demanded transparency and accountability. I made sure Everett’s money is spent wisely and openly.

Protected Everett’s eligibility for federal disaster-preparedness funds.

Funded core services while preserving fiscal responsibility.

Brought in outside resources without raising local taxes.

Gave residents easier access to city decisions.

Pressed for safeguards to protect taxpayer trust.

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