Here’s the next question from the Chamber’s Candidate Town Hall on how we lead, collaborate, and engage as a community.
Q: Transparency and communication are frequent concerns. What changes would you make to improve how the City communicates about projects, policies, and decisions that affect businesses and families?
A: I believe government should be as open and accessible as possible. Transparency builds trust, and trust builds a stronger city.
As mayor, I’d improve communication by:
• Expanding digital communication tools—like short project update videos, social media summaries, and a modernized city website that’s easier to navigate.
• Providing early, plain-language summaries of major projects so residents can engage before decisions are made.
• Bringing City Hall into the community—through pop-up listening sessions, neighborhood meetings, and business walkabouts.

