Our city’s infrastructure problems have been studied for years, but residents deserve real solutions.

• Take action on long-standing basement flooding issues, unresolved since 2014.
• Reconstruct streets; only a few of our 58 have been addressed.
• Push past delays, reports, and empty promises to deliver results.

City of Mayfield Heights should not be run by department heads. The city needs a mayor who can lead, make decisions and be available more than two days a week.

• Stretch city budgets responsibly, just as residents stretch theirs.
• Protect and expand our tax base with new business.
• Provide active, full-time leadership; not government by department heads alone.

Strong leadership means solving problems and staying connected with residents.

• Partnered with progressive insurance for residents on Dunfield to acquire backyard private vinyl fencing.
• Chaired safety committee and supported police department on renovation of dispatch center.
• Met with ODOT in person to address freeway safety concerns for Hidden Woods residents.
• Created Coffee with Council for open, informal conversations with city leaders.
• Volunteer at city events including car shows, holiday parties, and pancake breakfasts.

With aging homes and thousands of rental units, we need stronger housing policies.

• Revisit ordinances that eliminated point-of-sale inspections.
• Strengthen rental housing agreements and oversight.
• Hold absentee landlords accountable for neglected properties.
• Ensure apartment owners share responsibility when frequent police calls occur.

Mayfield Heights families choose our city for its schools and we must keep them strong.

• Proud home of 5-Star Mayfield School District.
• Supported the 2024 levy that raised $7M to:
– Improve school safety and security.
– Expand Excel TECC programs.
– Prepare students for future careers and opportunities.
• Strong schools are the foundation of strong neighborhoods.