Proven. Principled. Problem Solver.

Keeping Citrus Heights Moving Forward

I’m running for reelection because Citrus Heights is moving in the right direction, and we need to keep that momentum.

When I first ran, I made a commitment to tackle the issues that had been holding our city back. We have made real progress. But the work is not finished.

My focus remains clear: safer neighborhoods, responsible growth, a stronger local economy, and a city that works for everyday residents.

Public Safety You Can Count On

Safety is not a talking point. It is whether people feel secure in their homes and neighborhoods.

Crime in Citrus Heights has dropped over 54%, reaching its lowest level in nearly two decades. That progress is the result of sustained investment in the right strategies.

• Support for Law Enforcement
   Ensuring our police department has the staffing, training, and resources needed to serve effectively.
• Prevention That Works
   Supporting proactive enforcement strategies that reduce crime before it happens.
• Youth Engagement
   Expanding programs like PAL to build trust and create positive pathways for young people.
• Safer Neighborhood Design
   Investing in lighting, visibility, and planning that discourages crime.

Housing That Fits Citrus Heights

We need housing options that make sense for our city, not one-size-fits-all solutions.

• Options for Real People
   Supporting housing for seniors, working families, and first-time buyers.
• Smart, Targeted Growth
   Focusing development near jobs, services, and transit while protecting neighborhood character.
• Local Control
   Ensuring Citrus Heights has a strong voice in regional housing and homelessness decisions.

A Stronger Local Economy

We are not just planning for economic growth. We are delivering it.

Sunrise Mall: From Challenge to Opportunity

When I first ran for City Council, the future of Sunrise Mall was one of the defining issues for our city. For years, it represented uncertainty and decline. Property owners accumulated nearly $500,000 in fines for code violations, and the city took direct legal action to force accountability.

Today, that has changed.

In 2026, we secured a public-private partnership to transform the 100-acre site. The Sunrise Sports Center is projected to bring:

• 350+ jobs
• $26 million in annual economic impact
• 1.29 million visitors each year

That was the goal when I first ran. We forced it forward.

Now comes the most important phase: execution. I want to continue serving to ensure this vision delivers real results for our community.

• Supporting Local Businesses
   Continuing efforts to fill vacant storefronts and help small businesses grow and stay in Citrus Heights.
• Modern Infrastructure
   Expanding high-speed fiber to support business growth, remote work, and long-term economic strength.

A City People Are Proud to Call Home

Citrus Heights should feel safe, welcoming, and connected.

• Parks and Community Spaces
   Investing in clean, safe, and active spaces for families.
• Accessible Leadership
   Staying engaged through town halls, community meetings, and direct communication.
• Community Well-Being
   Supporting initiatives that strengthen families, seniors, and overall quality of life.

Keeping Citrus Heights Clean, Safe, and Responsive

Residents should see and feel the difference in their neighborhoods. That means cleaner streets, faster response, and a city that takes pride in where we live.

Through the Citrus Heights Cares program and targeted cleanup efforts, we are delivering measurable results.

• Over 11,900 Service Requests Completed
   Addressing illegal dumping, graffiti, and neighborhood concerns across the city.
• 79+ Tons of Debris Removed
   Reducing blight and improving the look and feel of our neighborhoods.
• Consistent, Proactive Cleanup
   Dedicated crews working daily to maintain public spaces and respond quickly to issues.
• Responsive Service Tools
   Residents can report concerns directly through SeeClickFix, improving accountability and response times.

Results That Matter

• Crime down over 54%, lowest levels in nearly 20 years
• Sunrise Mall moving forward with 350+ jobs and $26M annual impact
• Held property owners accountable, forcing movement on a long-stalled 100-acre site
• Public-private partnerships driving new investment into our city

Why This Election Matters

Citrus Heights is at a turning point.

We have moved from planning to progress. Now we need to follow through.

I bring experience in engineering, project management, and running a business. I focus on execution, accountability, and results.

I took stuck problems and forced movement.

I am committed to making sure the work we started continues and delivers for this community.