Education, Experience
I have a dual degree in Business Management and an Information Technology. I have been on the Board and involved in the community for approximately 10 years.
Qualifications
I have been involved in the community for well over 10 years attending meetings prior to ever being on the board. I am well versed in budgets, accounting, HR and our community needs. I am frequently at the township building to help in any capacity I can.
Campaign Phone
6105823001
I have been on the Board previously and have learned quite a bit over the years of how to effectively help our community, avoided increasing our taxes also to become more efficient without causing any hardships on the residents. I have multiple businesses I am well versed in budgets, accounting, HR, IT and our community needs. I am frequently at the township building to help in any capacity I can in the best interest of the Township. I am also available to our staff any time they need me.
To serve the residents of Robeson Township with any concerns, issues or problems they may have. The reason the Board exists is for the residents. I am ethical, honest, fair, also have morals and the integrity to stand up for what is necessary. My ONLY reason for running is to support our Community and to be accessible to them.
Many of our residents have wells on their properties. They have the right to choose if they want to have fluoride or not. Our residents of the Gibraltar area have water from the Reading water authority and it does contain what is considered acceptable levels. Since we don’t own the water supply we would have to go to the Reading Water Authority and address our concerns. I’ve personally never had fluoride in our water supply since we have well water. I do agree that the residents who have the Authority for water should have the right to say we don’t want it. Ironically I’ve never heard anything from a resident in reference to this concern.
Education, Experience
My experience in local government, having served prior terms as a supervisor, my current Service on the Robeson Township Municipal Authority and previous service to the Geigertown Area Sewer Authority, has provided with the skill sets that will make me an invaluable asset to the Board of Supervisors.
Qualifications
Through my years of in the military and my service in emergency management I understand the importance of being prepared for whatever situation that may come our way. I have attended classes to become a Master Municipal Planner so that I am better able to make crucial decisions when it comes to planning and development.
I have a vast knowledge of municipal government; I have found numerous grants for Municipal Authority, Township Police and for the Township as well as assisting in obtaining those grants. I'm Well versed in Emergency Preparedness having served as an Emergency planner for the Nuclear Power industry.
It is crucial that we promote a transparent government so that the Taxpayer is secure in the knowledge that their hard-earned tax dollars responsibly. We need to ensure we have an efficient responsible local government that serves the people of Robeson Township
Robeson Township is served by Three water systems, none of which currently uses fluoridation in their respective systems.
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Education, Experience
2016 - Twin Valley School District Graduate / 2020 - Elizabethtown College Graduate (Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and a Minor in Business Administration) / Director of Marketing and Administration at Alarm Tech
Qualifications
Sixth-generation Robeson Township resident with deep local roots. I bring leadership experience as class president and committee chair in Elizabethtown College’s student government, along with a strong work ethic shaped by my family’s business. I'm dedicated to learning and serving our community
I bring a strong mix of leadership, local roots, and business experience to the table. As a sixth-generation Robeson resident, I care deeply about our community’s future. I’ve served in leadership roles, gained practical skills through our family business, and believe in small, efficient government that puts residents first. My family and I are proud to call Robeson home, and I’m committed to serving with transparency and integrity.
This is a question I’ve been asked a lot—and one I’ve thought about deeply. The short answer is: I care. Robeson has been home to my family for generations, and my fiancé and I plan to raise our future children here. I want to help make it a place we’re all proud to live. I’m not someone who sits on the sidelines. When I see areas we can improve—like communication, efficiency, or community support—I feel called to act. Running for Supervisor is my way of stepping up to help build a stronger, more connected township.
I believe we must approach it with transparency, credible research, and community input. This issue impacts every household, so it’s vital to hear residents voices and consult public health experts. My goal isn’t to rush to a decision on something like this, but to make an informed, community-driven decision that prioritizes the health of Robeson residents.
