Your current job and title?

Public servant

Your highest level of education: College

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

My top priorities are improving essential infrastructure like electricity, sewage, and
flood prevention and protecting our farmland; encouraging responsible commercial growth, supporting local businesses, and strengthening unity within our town.

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

I believe good leadership means listening first. I’ll involve constituents by creating open lines of communication. Transparency and collaboration will be central to every decision I make, because the best solutions come when we work together.

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

I’m committed to asking the tough questions others avoid because real change starts with honest conversations. You can trust me to fight for what matters most and work every day to make Ayden a better, stronger community for all of us.

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

• I bring a fresh perspective grounded in the everyday experiences of the people in this community.
  
• I have the determination to serve, not just to sit in a seat -- and a commitment to action, not just talk.
  
• I have a voice for the people who've often felt overlooked or unheard.
  

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

Yes -- I'm no politician. I'm a husband and father first, and I’m running because I care deeply about the future of our town. I bring a practical, common-sense approach, and I’m committed to listening, learning, and leading with integrity.

I’m here to serve, not to push a personal agenda. My only goal is to make decisions that are in the best interest of the people who live and work here in OUR community.