Amarillo is home. It’s where I built my career, raised my family, and learned the value of hard work and responsibility.

I started my business the way a lot of people do—out of necessity. The company I worked for closed and I needed a way to feed my family. I began entrepreneurship like so many of you—struggling to make ends meet: mowing lawns in the evenings, trying to find business capital, and working on growing my small business. To this day, I’m grateful for the many people who took a chance on me along the way, and I’ll never forget the impact of one kind gesture.

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Amarillo has been good to me. The people here have modeled grit, resilience, and figuring things out when there’s no easy answer. I’m running for City Council, because I believe we should all be ready to serve in our season. I’m ready to give back to Amarillo and serve the community I love. 

Right now, Amarillo is facing real challenges—water problems, infrastructure failures, and no long-term plan for economic or infrastructure growth. These aren’t issues you can talk your way out of. Our city needs leaders with knowledge, experience, and the willingness to take responsibility.

City Council is a volunteer job, but it shouldn’t come with volunteer-level experience. We have to fix our infrastructure problems and make sure Amarillo’s economy and workforce stays strong for the next generation. 

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Amarillo — I’m running for City Council Place 3 and I’d be honored to earn your vote.  With your support, I’m ready to work for you.