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Candidate Statement
I am running for Hamilton County Commissioner because I believe effective leadership begins with listening, collaboration, and putting people first. I want to amplify the voices of our residents through transparent leadership and sound-decision making. My priorities are expanding access to mental health resources, investing in our youth, and maintaining fiscal responsibility so Hamilton County remains a place where families and future generations can live, work, and thrive.
Education
Bachelors in Human Resource Development, Masters in Organizational Leadership
Occupational background
Department Manager, Store HR Administrator, Educational Training Consultant, Workforce Development Advisor, HR Learning and Development Consultant
Political Office(s) Held in the Past
None (candidate for Carmel City Council 2019)
Campaign Phone (public)
317-758-3139
I am running because serving Hamilton County aligns with my passion and experience. As a resident, I am connected to our growth and invested in future generations. As Commissioner, I will amplify residents’ voices through transparent leadership, sound decision-making, collaboration, and a commitment to our community’s future.
Hamilton County is a growing community. I believe our greatest responsibility is to make sure that today's success builds a stronger future.
As we navigate growth, thoughtful leadership is essential to effectively manage infrastructure, transportation, housing, public safety, and essential services.
A strong county prioritizes access to resources for all, especially in mental health and behavioral health services, which should be available before crises emerge. Strengthening collaborations among local government, healthcare providers, schools, nonprofits, and first responders will enhance our support system.
Investing in youth is crucial; pathways for career exploration, mentorship, and educational opportunities shape our workforce and future leaders.
We must also commit to fiscal responsibility, wisely managing taxpayer dollars while planning for the future.
I envision a vibrant economy as one where people can find meaningful employment, young people can see a future for themselves, businesses can grow, and families can afford to live and thrive in the community they call home.
I aim to foster economic growth by supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs. This includes building stronger partnerships between training organizations, employers, schools, communities, and workforce development. My support will be intentional, sustainable, inclusive, and collaborative.
I will advocate for pathways for youth through skilled-trade opportunities, internships, career exploration, and entrepreneurship so that we are preparing the workforce Hamilton County will need in the future.
I understand that quality of life and economic development are related. I will support responsible housing strategies, infrastructure, and access to essential services for people who work in Hamilton County so they too can afford to live here.
I believe three things should happen in effective county governance: Listening, accountability, and results.
I want to bridge the gap between government and the community. Every human being desires to feel valued and heard - not after decisions are made, but throughout the process. I will solicit opportunities for community engagement to ensure residents have a voice in the issues that impact them.
Effective government is not about doing more; it's about prioritizing what matters, doing it with excellence, and being accountable for the results.
My campaign is rooted in the belief that where you live should not determine whether your voice is heard or whether you have access to the resources you need to thrive.
Hamilton County is made up of people with different experiences, populations, and backgrounds, but our basic needs are the same. Both rural and urban residents want to feel safe, have accessible mental health resources, quality education, youth programs, reliable infrastructure, economic growth, workforce housing, and wisely spent tax dollars.
I believe a County Commissioner should focus on what brings us together rather than what separates us. Communities' circumstances may be different, but the needs are connected.
My goal is to listen to the residents across Hamilton County, make investments based on need, opportunity, and long-term impact.
