I’m on the ballot!
With your help, I turned in 1,415 signatures and I’ll be on the November ballot! Now’s the time that I can really use your help. Please consider a donation or signing up to volunteer. Thank you!
Sign my petition electronically!
Your help is needed so that my name will be on the 2024 ballot! We’ve accomplished a lot, but of course there’s so much more to do. I hope you’ll stick with me so we can keep up the momentum we’ve achieved on our workforce housing, climate action, transportation infrastructure, and catastrophic wildland prevention work. If you want to see what I’m working on week-to-week, you can always view my schedule on the City’s website! I need 1,131 valid signatures to qualify for the ballot, so after you’ve signed, can you share this link or the graphic below with 5 friends? Many thanks!
I’m running for re-election!
I’m collecting signatures to run for re-election in 2024 and I could use your help!
A YES vote on Prop 211 will shine light on campaign spending
Let’s get hidden, dark money out of Arizona’s politics.
I’m voting YES on Proposition 442!
Here’s one way to do something about Flagstaff’s affordable housing problem!
Solid Waste and Flagstaff Climate Goals
I recently took some items to the “Fix It Clinic,” an event sponsored by the City’s Sustainability Section and staffed by community volunteers. Residents can bring items such as small electronics, toys, lamps, vacuum cleaners, bikes, and clothing while handy and creative volunteers will do their best to fix them for free. I struck up a conversation with Ward Davis, a long-time community volunteer involved with many great projects around town. Ward was working with two young men to disassemble items that couldn’t be fixed, but that contained parts that could either be repurposed or recycled. The entire event got me thinking about consumption and solid waste so I went back to the video of a presentation City Council received about the Cinder Hills Landfill…
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