If elected to the city council, I would use these financial principles to guide my actions, decisions, and oversight:

Let me share where I stand on finding balanced solutions to growth & housing:

Primary election results are in! I'm excited that I'll be progressing to the general.

I'm happy that Slate Canyon is safe for now. It has been amazing to see Provo residents rally around it. I hope we can use the energy on this issue to make more progress, including:

I visited Provo River Delta Gateway Park this weekend, and it was filled with families and kids playing in the river. The park’s popularity is one of several examples showing that Provo is ready to embrace its river as an amenity, rather than ignoring or shunning it, as it has been generally done historically.

During the District 2 Candidate Forum, I was asked whether I would support returning to the old neighborhood program with elected leaders. At the time, I had limited information about why the program was updated and hadn't given the issue much thought, so I answered honestly that I didn't know.

As I run for Provo City Council, I've decided to withdraw from consideration for the GOP endorsement.

At a cottage meeting this week, I heard a few people say they’ve never met a city council rep.

A District 2 neighborhood meeting will be held on Wednesday, April 30, to review a proposed development at the mouth of Slate Canyon.

I’m excited to announce that I’m running for Provo City Council in District 2. After living in 2 other states and 2 other countries, Rachel and I decided to make Provo our permanent home 4 years ago when we bought our first house...