County Commissions are policy-making bodies that may establish a budget, enact ordinances, approve tax levies, enforce planning and zoning rules, and coordinate with other government agencies to provide for the safety of the county and its inhabitants, to preserve community health, and promote prosperity within the county. Term: Four years, limited to two consecutive terms.
Education
Moriarty High Class of 2007
Filing County
Torrance
mailingaddress
PO Box 2511
mailingcity
Moriarty
mailingzip
87035
I bring a proven record of leadership, sound decision-making, and community involvement. I take a business-minded, level-headed approach focused on responsible budgeting, infrastructure, and public safety. I listen, work collaboratively, and focus on practical solutions. I am committed to transparency, accountability, and using taxpayer dollars effectively. I focus on long-term planning while addressing immediate needs and always put the best interests of the entire community first.
Sustainable growth is critical for our county, especially in a state that often discourages it. I will prioritize policies that support responsible development while protecting what makes our community strong. Growth must also mean connection—I want a county where businesses, families, and neighborhoods thrive together. By leading with common sense and collaboration, we can set the standard for what a healthy, growing county should look like.
Many residents are unaware of what’s happening in county government—not due to secrecy, but a lack of consistent communication. I will prioritize transparency by improving how we share information about meetings, decisions, department updates, and community needs. A more active and consistent social media presence, along with clear and timely updates, will help keep residents informed, engaged, and confident in their local government and its work.
Water scarcity is a real concern, especially where many rely on individual wells. When a well runs dry, families face a major financial burden. I support responsible growth that protects water resources within our county while ensuring residents have options. This includes expanding access to community water systems where feasible, promoting conservation, and planning development so growth does not outpace supply or put current residents at risk.
Education
BS Degree in Business Administration from Delaware Valley College of Science & Agriculture
Campaign Phone
505-463-7045
Occupation
Retired Information Technology Consultant and College Instructor
Filing County
Torrance
mailingaddress
PO Box 1281
mailingcity
MORIARTY
mailingzip
87035
mailingstate
NM
Extensive experience in business and Information Technology
Water - Creation of a county-level Water Authority
Roads - Repaving (not just patching the patches) of paved roads and proper maintenance of unpaved roads
Affordable High-Speed Internet Access
All are achievable with grant funding.
First, I would actually pay attention to speakers during the "Public Comments" portion of County Commission meetings. Outside of those meetings I would conduct Town Hall meetings across the district on a regular basis. Finally, I would push the county to communicate information back and forth with constituents via a more user-friendly website.
Businesses relocating to Torrance County should be required to submit a water conservation plan that might include methods to reclaim and recycle any water that they use. For instance, a water-hungry data center might be required to utilize a "closed" system for any water being used for cooling.
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