The Platform
Five priorities for Orange County.
A clear, conservation-first agenda for the lakes, land, and communities of West Orange.
Smarter Development
Growth is coming to Orange County whether we plan for it or not. I support responsible development that meets modern conservation standards — including proper stormwater management, soil protection, and green buffers — so our lakes and neighborhoods don't pay the price for poor planning.
Protect Our Lakes and Waterways
Our county sits in one of Florida's most lake-rich regions. Runoff from new construction is one of the leading threats to water quality in our area. Stronger enforcement of existing conservation rules, and coordination with the St. Johns River Water Management District are a top priority.
Flood Resilience Before the Next Storm
As Orange County rolls out its new Stormwater Utility and Basin Master Plans through 2026–2028, our district needs a representative who will hold developers accountable to updated flood data — not outdated maps — and who will advocate for green infrastructure in Orange County neighborhoods.
Community First, Always
Conservation decisions shouldn't be made without community representation. I will serve to be that voice. I'll bring the same commitment to community outreach that I've practiced through years of volunteer work — making sure residents of our county have real input in how their land and water are managed.
Support and Preserve Orange County's Agricultural Heritage
Orange County was built on agriculture — citrus groves, nurseries, farms, and family gardens shaped this land long before the subdivisions arrived. I grew up on seven acres raising animals and growing food so I know firsthand what we lose when the last farms disappear. I will actively connect farmers and nursery operators with available USDA resources, support agricultural land conservation efforts, and ensure that conservation programs work for the people who still grow food in our community.