My Priorities

Lower Energy Costs & Invest in Local Power

✱ Anchorage’s over-dependence on natural gas is a liability for our wallets and our future.

As your Assembly Member, I’ll fight for:

  • Local, community-led energy projects that bring down costs and create good-paying union jobs.

  • Greater coordination between the Assembly, utilities, state government, and the private sector to ensure a reliable and affordable energy future.

  • Investments in home weatherization, energy efficiency, and alternative energy sources that lower bills and strengthen resilience.

✱ Anchorage can provide real opportunities for current and future residents by investing in infrastructure – like transportation, housing, and childcare – that provide working people and families with the tools we need to thrive.

Strengthen Our Workforce Infrastructure

As your Assembly member, I’ll work to: 

  • Incentivize housing near jobs, transit, and services – not more sprawl that raises infrastructure costs. 

  • Advocate for infrastructure investments that make our streets safer – like sidewalks, crossings, bike lanes, and lighting – especially in underserved areas. 

  • Increase transparency in our housing market to make sure that existing homes are available for our working families, not sitting vacant in the hands of large corporations. 

  • Work with schools, unions, and employers to ensure that Anchorage’s kids have the opportunity to find and keep good jobs right here at home.

Put Government
to Work for Us

✱ We deserve an Anchorage Assembly that listens and responds to residents, and works across political differences to get things done.

As your Assembly Member, I’ll push for:

  • Proactive outreach to renters, workers, and underserved neighborhoods — not just the loudest voices.

  • Real investment in public engagement, with clear timelines, accessible materials, and meetings that work for everyday schedules.

  • Protection and expansion of Community Councils and other grassroots channels, so every neighborhood has a say in what happens next.

  • Regular office hours and open channels of communication to stay accountable year-round, not just during election season.