Let's Talk About What Matters Most

I’ve worked in two Councillors’ offices—including here in Stittsville—and currently work in a strategic program and policy role with the City of Ottawa. I understand how decisions are made and how to move things forward. I also bring real-life perspective as a parent raising five children in this community.

My priorities are:

• Smart, responsible growth
• Safer streets and neighbourhoods
• A more connected community
• Better access to local services

These priorities reflect what I hear from residents every day.

Smart growth means ensuring that infrastructure and services—like roads, schools, parks, and healthcare—keep pace with development. Growth should benefit our community, not strain it.

I will support practical, data-driven solutions like traffic calming measures, safer school zones, and improvements to residential streets. Every neighbourhood has unique needs, and solutions should reflect that.

As a parent, I understand the challenges families face. I’ll advocate for better access to services, safe neighbourhoods, strong schools, and community spaces where families can connect and thrive.

Local businesses are key to a vibrant community. I will support thoughtful development and policies that help businesses grow, while also encouraging local events and initiatives that bring more people into our commercial areas.

I will advocate for increased access to family doctors and expanded healthcare services in the west end. I’ll also work with community partners to strengthen supports for seniors, youth, families, and newcomers.

Being accessible and responsive is a priority. I’ll maintain open communication, attend community events, and ensure residents have clear ways to share their concerns and ideas.

I combine hands-on City Hall experience with strong community involvement. I understand both how the system works and what residents need—and I focus on practical solutions that get results.

I’ve organized local events like the Stittsville Community Easter Egg Hunt and neighbourhood initiatives, supported fundraisers, and helped coordinate emergency response efforts during events like the derecho and local flooding.

You can volunteer, request a lawn sign, attend events, or sign up for updates. Most importantly, I encourage you to share your ideas—this campaign is about the community.