Erie has been my family's home for over two decades. My children were raised here, and my wife and I feel so blessed to spend our time in this wonderful community.  As the former Mayor of Erie and a proud, involved resident, I stay close to the decisions of our leaders and the direction of town.  

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Unfortunately, over the last two years, Erie seems to have abandoned the values that have helped create our amazing town. While Erie has historically valued prudent financial management, our spending is spiraling out of control. While Erie has historically encouraged inclusive long-term planning, resident participation is minimal now. While Erie has historically been a champion for residents when major disturbances impact the community, like the Allo rollout, now there is no apology, and residents are told that they are on their own.

Erie's challenges can be overcome with a new leader and a re-commitment to long-term decision-making and the values that have made it the absolute best place to live in Colorado. 

I am running for Erie Mayor because I love Erie and I know that we can do better at determining our future. 

• I will work to restore an inclusive planning process that welcomes residents' voices back into the conversation.

• I will bring a proven track record of nonpartisan leadership.  I am committed to solving problems in the best interest of Erie's residents above myself and partisan politics.  

• I will work to restore transparent fiscal accountability so residents can be confident that town leaders are good stewards of your money and investing in what matters.

• I will lead to invest in and expand our community-centric amenities and events because a strong, safe community in which to live and raise our families is more important than anything else.  

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I am humbly asking for your vote as Erie’s next Mayor to recommit Erie to inclusive, long-term decision-making and the core values that have made Erie the absolute best place to live and raise a family. Together we will ensure Erie’s future.