A strong city is one where people feel connected, included, and proud to call home. That means creating well-planned spaces, accessible amenities, and neighbourhoods that bring people together. 

This past term, I took part in the Land Use Bylaw Review to help guide thoughtful planning, supported the protection of Lethbridge’s urban forest, and supported the expansion of programs such as the Clean Energy Improvement Program to promote sustainability. I supported connection between parks and pathways, and Tourism Lethbridge’s efforts to grow sport tourism and business events in Southern Alberta. Downtown, I supported Festival Square, the new playground, Clean Sweep, and cultural projects that keep our city core active and welcoming. On housing, I advanced new developments, backed incentive programs, and supported new housing initiatives, while as a Council Representative on the Lethbridge Police Commission, I focussed on creating greater efficiency and effectiveness in community policing. 

Looking ahead, I will continue to support housing options across the housing continuum, water and wastewater infrastructure expansion, and improving connections in our parks and trails. I’ll also champion youth and family programs, encourage civic participation, and responsible investment in arts, culture, and neighbourhood pride so every resident feels part of our community.

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