Together for a Connected Spruce Grove
As a member of a team of six councillors and a mayor, being a city councillor is less about campaign "promises" and more about beliefs, ideas, and direction.
I’m running for City Council because I believe in Spruce Grove — not just as a city, but as a community. A connected place where people care about one another, work together, and build something better side by side.
I’m not running to make headlines — I’m running to make a difference. If elected, I will:
✅ Lead with integrity
✅ Listen with care
✅ Work hard without ego
✅ Show up with purpose
Because Spruce Grove deserves leadership that listens, collaborates, and puts the community first. When we lead with respect and put people first, we create a city that thrives — together.
ISSUES THAT MATTER
👫 Empowering Community from the Ground Up
The strength of Spruce Grove lies in its people. I want to:
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Uplift local volunteers and leaders
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Remove red tape for community-driven efforts
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Create more space for residents to lead and participate
🚓 Safe. Active. Connected.
A great city is one where people feel safe and connected — where there are spaces to gather, play, and grow.
I will champion:
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Trusted, community-based safety services
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Expanded recreation and wellness opportunities
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Gathering spaces like the library to build community
🏘️ Growing Together
Spruce Grove is growing — and we have a choice in how we grow. I believe in thoughtful, people-focused development:
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Density options that balance cost, taxes and needs
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Continued development of community facilities
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Maintain service levels and grow infrastructure
🚍 Transportation and Traffic Safety
One of the top issues when talking with residents is traffic safety and transportation. I was chair of the Road Safety Committee and I am passionate about:
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Robust public transit and alternative commuter strategy
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Safety in school and playground zones and crosswalks
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Speed control and traffic safety measures and reporting
🤝 Collaboration Over Politics
I believe in partnership over partisanship. That means:
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Engaging respectfully and representing all residents
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Working with local groups, businesses, and partners
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Putting people before politics in every decision
