Where I Stand
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No tax dollars to help build AI data centers.
I do not support them in our county and will fight them in any way I can. I spoke at the Bristol rezoning meeting on July 9th, 2026 in opposition.
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The way we get to and from work should be the least of our worries and yet I know people who get at least one new wheel every year.
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Our county government has not been open with the people they should serve. Meeting times are difficult to attend for the average person.
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The council needs to support funding projects that would provide affordable housing. This would be much easier with cooperation between the county and cities/towns.
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Our County Parks are a great place for all of us to enjoy our lives outside of work.
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Elkhart County does not have a “Responsible Bidder’s Ordinance”. The surrounding cities and counties do. These require anyone who bids on a contract for a project of $150,000 or over to meet a list of criteria to make sure they are legitimate and benefit out community by providing education and jobs.
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The county is currently too lenient when companies do not complete the requirements for tax abatements. They often pass companies that are not close.
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Our current county government is a club that we aren’t in. Once elected they don’t feel like our input is important. I plan on holding montly meetings at libraries to update on meetings, answer questions, and hear concerns to take back to the next meeting.