For nearly 14 years, I’ve called the 30th Ward home. This is where my husband and I are raising our family, where I’ve built relationships with neighbors, and where I’ve seen firsthand how the decisions made at City Hall affect our families and our everyday lives.

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I’m running for Alderman because I believe our community deserves responsive, accountable representation — someone who will show up, listen, and work for every neighborhood across our Ward.

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That means being present for the block-by-block issues that matter to residents while also being a strong voice at City Hall on the bigger decisions that affect our community.

I believe representation starts with being accessible, listening to residents, and following through.

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Every neighborhood deserves attention, every resident deserves to be heard, and every decision should be made with the people of the 30th Ward in mind.

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This is our home. Our families, our neighbors, and our future deserve a voice at City Hall.