I am an open minded problem solver who will seek the best solutions for current challenges while effectively preserving the Wyoming way of life for the future of EVERYONE in Riverton. I have lived here through the ups and downs and enjoyed all the times in between. I believe I would be a great voice for the community. I work in finance and feel I could help maintain the cities budget.
When it comes to any tax, it is best to ensure it is used for the reasons proposed. I support the tax being used for public ground transportation and the ambulance service. When it comes to the commercial air service, I am a little indifferent. I feel this tax could help if allocated to all three equally.
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We are a vibrant town that works because our community works together.
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I am running because I care about Riverton and want to help make our community an even better place to live and work. I have lived here for eight years and work at Pertech Industries, where I supervise the production of computer boards. My career has taught me problem-solving, accountability, and teamwork. While I may not have decades of political experience, I bring a fresh perspective, a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn, and a commitment to listening to residents and putting Riverton first.
Transportation and emergency medical services are important to our community, but any tax proposal deserves careful review. Residents should understand the costs, benefits, and long-term impact before being asked to pay more. I believe in responsible spending, transparency, and making sure taxpayer dollars provide real value. I would evaluate the facts, listen to residents, and make a decision based on what best serves Riverton.
I believe the city should review regulations and permitting processes to ensure they are efficient and do not create unnecessary barriers to housing development. Riverton needs a variety of housing options for young families, working residents, and seniors. My goal would be to encourage responsible growth while maintaining the character and quality of our neighborhoods.
A vibrant and livable community is one where people feel safe, have access to good jobs, quality public services, affordable housing, and opportunities to participate in community life. It is a place where families can thrive, businesses can succeed, and residents know their voices are heard. Strong infrastructure, responsible financial management, and community pride are key to building a successful city.
