Supports private investment in local communities, like the Sheetz proposal, to generate tax revenue, create jobs, and revitalize underdeveloped areas.

Believes in strategically analyzing spending to promote efficiency, prioritizing effective funding, and making budgeting decisions with clear outcomes in mind.

Supports the upcoming $150 million bond to create "a true city center" in Livonia by developing a 27-acre site with a modern city hall and accessible library, while removing outdated buildings.

Believes the Sheetz proposal respects Livoia's character because it includes controlled access, thoughtful landscaping, and design standards aligning with local guidelines.

Supports development that revitalizes underused land, provides needed services, and doesn't burden infrastructure or neighborhoods.

Supports the $150 million bond to rebuild Livonia's outdated police station and modernize all five fire stations.

Supports prioritizing full staffing and modern resources for police and fire departments, as well as training and morale for first responders.

Supports investing in public services like parks, sidewalks, libraries, and recreation programs while ensuring financial responsibility and addressing public needs.

Believes in keeping schools strong by supporting the infrastructure that surrounds them.

Supports aging-in-place programs and services, ensuring transportation and infrastructure meet the needs of older residents, and advocates for inclusive spaces and community support.