COMMON SENSE. ACCOUNTABILITY. RESULTS.
Fiscal responsibility. Transparent government. Smart growth. A stronger Lake Havasu.
Fiscal responsibility. Transparent government. Smart growth. A stronger Lake Havasu.

Your tax dollars should be treated like they matter because they do.
City government should focus on essential services, infrastructure, public safety, and projects that provide real value to Lake Havasu residents. I believe in taking a brass-tacks look at city spending, eliminating waste, demanding accountability, and making sure residents can clearly see where their money is going.
Growth is coming. The question is whether we manage it correctly. Development should support the infrastructure it creates, while we stay ahead of roads, traffic, water, public safety, and other essential services.
Lake Havasu needs more than population growth. We need economic growth. I want a stronger approach to attracting employers, supporting local businesses, expanding our tax base, and creating opportunities that allow people to build a life here.
Police, fire, roads, infrastructure and dependable city services should remain at the top of the priority list. Residents should see tangible results from the taxes they already pay.
Residents deserve straight answers. I believe major decisions should be made openly, explained clearly, and based on facts not politics, personal agendas, or “because that's how we've always done it.”
Havasu is growing, but we don't have to lose what makes this community special. Growth should improve our quality of life not overwhelm our roads, infrastructure, neighborhoods, businesses, or taxpayers.
I believe leadership starts with service.
My approach to leadership was shaped early in life by my time in the United States Army and by the values it instilled in me: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Those aren't just words I learned in the military. They're principles I've carried with me throughout my life, in business, in my community, and now in my decision to run for Lake Havasu City Council.
I'm not a career politician. I'm a local business owner, husband, father, veteran, and someone who has built businesses from the ground up. I understand what it's like to make payroll, manage employees, work within a budget, solve problems when there isn't an easy answer, and be accountable for the decisions I make.
Running a business teaches you quickly that you can't continually spend more than you bring in, ignore problems and hope they disappear, or pass responsibility to somebody else. Results matter. Accountability matters. And the people you're responsible for deserve straight answers.
I believe those same principles belong in City Hall.
Lake Havasu is my home. I'm raising my family here, operating businesses here, and I'm invested in what this community becomes over the next 10, 20, and 30 years. I want our children to have opportunities to build successful lives here without having to leave town to find them. I want local businesses to thrive, our infrastructure to keep pace with growth, our public safety departments to have what they need, and taxpayers to know their money is being respected.
I'm running for City Council because I believe Havasu needs leaders willing to ask difficult questions, challenge the status quo, listen to residents, and make decisions based on what is best for the community even when it's not the easiest or most popular decision.
I won't pretend to have every answer. What I will bring is common sense, real-world business experience, fiscal responsibility, transparency, and the willingness to do the work necessary to find the right answer.














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Good leadership starts with listening.
Whether you agree with me, disagree with me, have a concern about our city, or simply have an idea that you think deserves to be heard I want to hear from you.
I believe City Council should be accessible to the people it represents, and that starts before Election Day.
Call or text me directly: (702) 443-3708
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