Believes enhancing streets and expanding alternative transportation options like public transit, biking, and walking will ease traffic congestion and promote healthier, more sustainable living.

Supports investing in road and infrastructure changes to fix the "imbalance" in the design of roads in District 5, which she says are designed for commuters as opposed to residents.

Wants to implement and fund the Complete Streets Program as well as increased enforcement of traffic laws in order to fund her vision of road and infrastructure improvements.

Aims to collaborate with property owners to enhance the appearance and usability of their spaces, creating attractive semi-public areas that support the community.

Believes in the need to revise outdated zoning regulations to allow for city progress while maintaining local identity.

Said, "I would support policy changes to allow and/or encourage infill and redevelopment projects that use existing infrastructure on neighboring parcels"

Plans to seek grants and partnerships to fund improvements to public parks and recreational areas.

Plans to "review and modify regulations that hinder the use and enjoyment of public spaces, making them more accessible and welcoming for all residents."

Believes that by refining budget practices, the financial impact on homeowners can be reduced and the city's fiscal management can be improved.

Supports a partnership with local owners of vacant office space to utilize the space for small businesses.

Supports leveraging local universities to foster local business growth and retain student talent.