Why I'm Running
Common Sense leadership for ALL of Prosper
Prosper is growing fast. That's not necessarily bad—but it means we need to be thoughtful about the decisions ahead.
I've been in the room where these decisions get made. I've read the development applications, asked the hard questions, and seen what happens when we plan well—and when we don't.
Prosper's explosive growth has brought thousands of new families who chose this community for the same reasons longtime residents love it. But as these families settle in and look around, many are realizing that critical decisions about their neighborhoods, their roads, and their quality of life are being made without their input. They don't have a representative voice at the table—and that needs to change.
I'm running to bring that experience to the Town Council, and to make sure every resident's voice is heard—whether you've been here for decades or just moved in last year.
Town Council isn't about party labels.
It's about potholes, parks, and planning. It's about whether the roads work, growth happens thoughtfully, and Prosper keeps its character.
What I'll Do Differently
Common Sense leadership for ALL of Prosper
Listen Before Deciding
Too often, residents feel like decisions are made before their input is gathered. I'll push for meaningful public engagement early in the process—not after the plans are already drawn.
Ask the Hard Questions
What will this cost long-term? Does our infrastructure support this? What do residents actually want? I'll bring the same analytical approach I use professionally to every council decision.
Focus on Results
No grandstanding, no political theater. Just thoughtful governance focused on making Prosper better for everyone who lives here.
Be Accessible
Your council members should be easy to reach. I'll be available to residents—not just during campaign season, but throughout my term.
The Stakes Are High
The decisions we make in the next few years will shape Prosper for decades. We're deciding where roads go, what gets built, and how we balance growth with quality of life.
These decisions are too important to leave to chance. They deserve experienced, thoughtful leadership from someone who knows Prosper and cares about its future.