Phoenix deserves leadership that takes action. As a business owner and community leader, I’ve seen firsthand how rising crime, homelessness, and government red tape are hurting our families and local businesses. I’m running for Phoenix City Council, District 6 to bring real solutions, not excuses. We need to support police and first responders, fix homelessness with accountability and real services, cut red tape so small businesses can thrive, and ensure smart growth that protects our communities. It’s time to #TakeBackPhoenix. Join me.

Thank you, Sheriff Sheridan, for your support!

We can fix affordable housing in Phoenix. Thank you SunnyTV for having me on your show. #phoenixaz #phoenixcitycouncil

Housing affordability isn’t just about interest rates. Every time City Hall delays permits, costs go up. Builders keep paying carrying costs, and those costs get passed directly to homebuyers. That’s a hidden tax on housing. Phoenix can’t control Washington, but we can control permit fees, timelines, and bureaucracy. I’ve spent 20 years in business and real estate. I’ll bring real-world experience to City Hall and fight to make housing more affordable by cutting red tape and getting projects approved faster. What’s been happening isn’t working. Let’s fix it. #phoenixaz #phoenixcitycouncil

Instagram just notified me that I’ve posted for 281 consecutive weeks. That made me laugh because I’ve also posted every single day across five different platforms for years. I’ve never gone viral. Never became an influencer. Never had that one post explode and change everything overnight. But here’s the funny part… It still worked. Those posts led to friendships. Customers. Business deals. Partnerships. Invitations. Opportunities I never would have had otherwise. Most people think the goal is to go viral. I don’t think it is. I think the goal is to keep showing up long enough that people know who you are, what you do, and what you stand for. That doesn’t happen in one post. It happens in thousands. 281 weeks later, I’m still at it. Consistency compounds. Let’s see what happens at 562 weeks.

Phoenix has spent $180 million on homelessness since 2021. Now “The Zone” is returning again. No neighborhood, business owner, or family should be forced to accept disorder as normal. We need results: • enforce public safety laws • expand treatment and recovery • improve emergency response • hold leadership accountable Compassion without accountability is not a strategy. Phoenix should be safe, clean, and responsive again. #phoenixaz

In 2020 a Phoenix family needed 26% of its income to afford a home. Today it’s 44%. The family didn’t change the math did. Time for City Hall to build for working families again. #phoenixaz

Keep Phoenix Safe. Fully fund and support Police. #phoenixaz

🚨Honored to earn the endorsement of Mark Lewis, retired Director of the Central Arizona Water Conservation District. Mark understands how critical responsible water policy is to the future of Phoenix for homeowners, families, jobs, and long-term growth. Phoenix needs leadership focused on public safety, affordability, economic growth, and protecting the resources that make our city strong. I’m grateful for his support and ready to get to work for District 6. #Phoenix #PhoenixCityCouncil

Thank you to the Arizona Private Lender’s Association for hosting Senate President @votewarren and myself at the Phoenix Country Club. Appreciate the opportunity to speak with Arizona lenders, investors, and business leaders about the future of Phoenix.

Looking forward to speaking alongside @votewarren and connecting with business leaders who care about the direction of our city and state.

Great turnout at the Lincoln Luncheon hosted by the @MaricopaGOP . Proud to represent Takebackphoenix.com, meet voters, and gather signatures for my Phoenix City Council campaign. Momentum is building.

We officially started collecting signatures for Phoenix City Council District 6. I’m running because Phoenix needs practical leadership focused on safer neighborhoods, responsible growth, accountability, and common sense solutions. If you live in Arcadia, Biltmore, Ahwatukee, or Central Phoenix, sign the using link below. Please share with neighbors in District 6. go.azsos.gov/7c8z #phoenixaz

Hava Java in Biltmore ☕️ Good coffee and great connections with local business owners and neighbors.

Campaign doesn’t stop. My son jumped in for me at a Paradise Valley event meeting candidates, building relationships, and representing what we’re about. Proud moment.

Not every vote starts with a big speech. Sometimes it starts with a pen, a name, and a commitment to show up one person at a time. #phoenixaz

Spent the morning knocking doors in #Ahwatukee real conversations with people who care about where Phoenix is headed. Quick burrito stop, then back at it. This campaign is built door by door.