Plans to assess flood risks within the city in order to protect residents against future disasters.

Wants to re-establish code enforcement laws in order to maintain a clean and healthy environment in Austell.

Wants to "develop an emergency response plan, improve infrastructure, implement an early warning system, and promote sustainable land use" in order to combat flooding.

Wants to implement the lease purchasing program with the Home Partners of America in order to assist low-income families in buying homes.

Plans to increase the inventory of residential real estate in the community.

Wants to boost the amount of designated senior housing developments in the city.

Intends to reduce crime rates across the city by seeking "partnerships with community organizations, local businesses, and community leaders to address the root causes of crime and develop proactive strategies that enhance public safety."

Wants to promote transparency and community engagement in the local police department.

Said he is "committed to promoting fair and just policing practices in our community."

Opposes "selling Austell piece by piece to the next Taylor & Mathis who comes along, or raising taxes."

Plans to redevelop downtown Austell by attracting new investments into commercial and residential real estate.

Said he "will consult with other small towns like Woodstock, Acworth and others, as well as the developers who helped those communities succeed."

Opposes Austell turning into an industrial complex.

Said he will "encourage MORE residential and commercial growth and LESS industrial development."

Wants to reduce noise pollution by requiring a quiet zone for local railways.