Remember to vote on November 3, 2026
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I'm running for city council because I believe the government's job is to make your life better.

I’m a queer, trans, nonbinary resident of Maywood Park and a proud parent of three wonderful grown children. I’m also lucky to share my life with an amazing partner, Christy. Our household is rounded out by seven cats, one dog, and one snake who, collectively, are clearly in charge.
I currently work as a registered nurse and am a union steward with OFNHP. I’ve been a grant committee member, a community volunteer and the President of Nursing Mother’s Counsel of Oregon.
With roughly 300 households, Maywood is small enough that everyone who wants a voice should have one and I'm committed to making sure that voice actually gets heard — not just at election time, but in every decision.
HAVE THOUGHTS? WANT A YARD SIGN?
LET ME KNOW!
Being open to feedback is essential to growth, both as humans and as a city.
Whether praise or pushback, feedback is a form of respect: it shows someone values what's being built enough to weigh in.
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