Government should work in the daylight.
Residents deserve to see how decisions are made, where their tax dollars go, and whether promises are kept.

🔸 Proactive community communication (text alerts, social media, newsletters)

🔸 Publish plain-language budget reports anyone can understand

🔸 End closed-door decision-making and backroom deals

🔸 Real-time public tracking of campaign promises vs. results

Modern systems for a modern community.
Our infrastructure and town operations should be efficient, secure, and ready for the future.

🔸 Protect critical infrastructure from cyber threats

🔸 Modernize town systems to save time and taxpayer money

🔸 Invest equally in every neighborhood — not just a few

🔸 Prepare Stallings for the AI and automation era

🔸 Offer digital literacy programs for all residents

Strong communities prepare — they don’t wait.
When uncertainty grows nationally, local strength becomes our safety net.

🔸 Build strong financial reserves to prepare for federal or state instability

🔸 Strengthen partnerships with local nonprofits, churches, and small businesses

🔸 Establish mutual aid networks and emergency preparedness programs

🔸 Support local supply chains and self-reliance initiatives

Growth should lift everyone, not just developers.
A thriving economy starts with supporting the people and small businesses who call Stallings home.
🔸 Champion local, family-owned, and minority-owned businesses
🔸 Streamline permitting processes for entrepreneurs
🔸 Ensure development projects benefit residents first
🔸 Preserve affordability for working families

Real safety starts with strong communities.
We build a safer Stallings not just through policing, but through prevention, connection, and opportunity.

🔸 Invest in community-based safety and prevention initiatives

🔸 Expand youth programs and after-school activities

🔸 Address root causes like economic hardship and mental health

🔸 Ensure equitable, fair, and compassionate public safety practices

Investing in our youth is investing in Stallings’ future.
While the town doesn’t control schools, local leadership can advocate and create opportunity.

🔸 Advocate for full school funding and modern facilities

🔸 Establish youth councils and internship opportunities

🔸 Oppose book bans and censorship that limit understanding

🔸 Partner with Union County Public Schools to ensure equitable access to quality education

Everyone deserves a voice and a fair share.
A healthy community makes space for every resident to be heard, seen, and valued. Diversity is America’s superpower.

🔸 Ensure town services reach all neighborhoods fairly

🔸 Actively seek input from historically underrepresented communities

🔸 Create a Stallings Human Relations Commission

🔸 Stand firmly against hate, bigotry, and discrimination

Leadership means owning the outcome.
I’ll measure success by results — not intentions — and lead with transparency and humility.

🔸 Quarterly public progress reports

🔸 Admit failures and explain course corrections

🔸 No excuses, no political double-talk

🔸 “If it’s broken, we fix it — not hide it.”