Greenville City Council District 1

Your current job and title:

Social Work Director at the Pitt County Salvation Army and City of Greenville Mayor Pro-tem-District 1 Councilmember

Your highest level of education:

Master of Science in Social and Community Services

If you're elected or re-elected, what will be your top priority?

Serving the people of District 1 has been one of the greatest honors of my life, and I’m proud of the progress we’ve made together. From improving public safety and supporting small businesses to advocating for equity and access — District 1 has been my top priority every step of the way.

I believe campaigns should be about ideas, leadership, and results — and that’s what I’m
focused on:

• Expanding access to healthcare with a North Greenville pharmacy
  
• Educate and support efforts as we transition to the on-demand transit system
  
• Continuing to strengthen public safety and community trust
  
• Smart Economic Development with the people in mind
  

If you're elected or re-elected, how will you involve your constituents in the process of
making decisions?

I believe that leadership is rooted in collaboration, compassion, and connection — because the best solutions come from the people closest to the issues, therefore I plan to include constituents via:

• Regular Community Meetings – Hosting town halls and neighborhood meetings to hear directly from residents.
  
• OpenDoor Policy – being accessible for one-on-one conversations, concerns, and
  feedback — not just during election season.
  
• Neighborhood Walks & Listening Tours – Bringing City Hall into the community by meeting people where they are.
  
• Transparent Communication – Keeping constituents updated through social media, email, and in-person updates.

Why should voters choose you for the position you're running for?

Over my term on City Council, I've worked tirelessly to strengthen our community, advocate for fairness, and make sure every voice is heard. Together, we've expanded
access to resources, supported local businesses, improved safety, and brought
transparency to local government.

Which three things about you do you most want voters to know?

• Leadership: I have a track record of making decisions that improve our community.
  
• Community commitment: I am consistently in the community, listening, learning and
  advocating for all constituents.
  
• Vision for the future: I have clear goals and a plan to continue improving neighborhoods, safety and opportunities.
  

Is there anything else about you that you wish to tell voters?

I listen, I deliver results, and I have a clear plan to keep improving our community. Your
voice matters, and I'm committed to representing it.