Opposes the recent tax increase.

Said, "Essential services must be prioritized but scrutinized to see if there is any wasteful spending."

Opposes out-of-town seminars for town staff and commissioners, suggesting Zoom as a more cost-effective alternative.

Said, "If elected, I will ensure that constituents’ voices are prioritized in our initiatives."

Opposes the Board of Commissioners' decision to change terms to four years.

Supports a moratorium on housing development until infrastructure can catch up.

Opposes the construction of "cookie-cutter housing" in established neighborhoods.

Wants to update zoning laws to set aside space for industrial development.

Wants to address homelessness in Hope Mills.

Said, "Alms House currently helps to feed and clothe the homeless population. We need to find ways as a town to support their efforts. If that means setting aside money in the budget, then that is what we need to do. I don’t believe a tax increase is needed."

Said, "All you need do is take a drive around town to see that our streets are not being maintained. The landscaping on town-owned roads is out of hand. Where are the current employees that should be taking care of these things?"

Wants to work with the North Carolina Department of Transportation to maintain and build roads to accommodate new growth.