Let’s keep Mukilteo a small town. 

As a City Councilmember, I led the effort to oppose the ballot measure encouraging more high-density housing to be built in Mukilteo.

The voters stood with me and rejected high-density housing by an 83%-17% margin.

As Mayor, I have held strong in protecting this mandate which was given to us by voters.

If elected to another term, my top priority will be to reject high-density housing proposals and preserve Mukilteo’s small-town feel.

In June, I vetoed a sales tax increase which would have made Mukilteo's sales tax rate the highest in all of Washington State.

This veto was upheld by the City Council.

I will continue to advocate for tax relief for Mukilteo residents while providing core government services.

Public safety is the core responsibility of local government.

I am committed to supporting our Mukilteo Police Department in the great work they do to hold criminals accountable and keep our community safe.

I’m proud to have the support of our Mukilteo Police Foundation President and look forward to opportunities to reduce crime and improve safety in the years to come.