Plans to "encourage our citizens to support safety measures that help prevent spread at homes businesses and schools" and supports restaurants using outdoor dining options.

Opposes adding more rental units because "Dunwoody already is facing an overcrowding crisis in our public schools, so adding an excess of housing units will only exacerbate this situation."

Wants to "continue to deploy both passive and active technology systems to keep an eye on the community, given our limited amount of officers and financial constraints."

Plans to decrease crime by having residents be aware of their surroundings, get to know their neighbors and form community patrols and let everyone know that crime will not be tolerated in the city.

Wants to better connect neighborhoods with a sidewalk system that would let residents walk, run and bike to parks throughout the district and increase the sense of community.

Wants to increase code enforcement, especially since apartments in the district are older and could be unsafe.

Opposes high density housing and rental units in the Village.

Said, "I would ensure that all landowners/future development are under the same consistent zoning regulations as to decrease the appearance of unequal deals agreed to by city council."