- Occupation: Employment Training Director
- B.A. English, State University of New York, Albany
- 8 years on Antioch School Board (twice President)
- Past President, Citizens Mello Roos Board
- Co-chair, 4th of July Parade/Fireworks committee
- Antioch Citizen of Year, 2012
- Former Chair, both County Library and County Human Relations Commissions
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Attack runaway crime the New York 'broken window' way; start with doables: graffiti, community policing, gang sweeps, cameras, daytime student curfew
- Get no-nonsense on blight; more code enforcement, registered landlords, rentals as a fee business, fines and liens when abuse requires
- Insist all staff and commissions don't over-regulate and foster an anti-business climate; do customer service surveys and get Chamber Ambassadors
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- I prefer being non-partisan and non-encumbered, neither bullied nor in debt
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- PUBLIC SAFETY
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Safe and secure neighborhoods for the citizens of Antioch.
- TOUGH ORDINANCES FOR BLIGHT
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I am privileged to live in Antioch and take pride in my home. Those who do not hold the same city
pride should pay the consequences for blight and neglect of property.
- FISCAL STABILITY and PRO-BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
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Execute a budget that does not exceed our resources and build a welcoming attitude to attract, retain and grow businesses.
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