Local Control

I believe that decisions about our neighborhoods, our streets, should be driven by the best interests of the people, and Cabot's tax dollars should support Cabot tax payers. That's why I stood against the use of A&P funds for the Moyer Park project, worked to negotiate the repair of the therapy pool, and as one of City Council's representatives on the Advertising and Promotion Commission, I negotiated a 20% annual increase in funding to Parks and Recreation, to ensure a stable and predictable budget for the programs that support so many of our kids, and attract kids from other districts/towns.

 

In my role representing Cabot, I've stood against outside overreach and developer pressure, ensuring residents retain absolute authority over their own community's future. As the state and federal government fail to rise to the challenges presented by AI and the predatory development propping it up, I'm working to fortify Cabot against the attacks on local control and position us to be able to thrive despite the future's unique challenges.