Supports fostering community unity through events like Family Fun Day, highlighting local resources, government agencies, and municipalities to promote fellowship and diversity in Newton County.

Supports enhancing public services; under his tenure, Newton County added parks, recreational facilities, and improved roads.

Started the OneNewton Initiative and said, "It is amazing to me how this initiative has taken flight...It has brought opposing groups together to work toward one goal, building a better Newton County by making it an exceptional place to work, play and live."

Said, "I have remained constant on the goal and focused on continuing to encourage and foster unprecedented economic development growth, promoting the social and economic success of our citizens."

Wants to "enhance our workforce development programs to ensure that our citizens are prepared to secure employment opportunities with existing and incoming industries."

Said, "It has been my mission to make sure that County employees are shown appreciation and are not overlooked for their contributions to the success of our government."

Said, "Whether a boardroom or a classroom, I believe that it is important for me to engage with the community that I serve."

Wants to "fight the increase in youth and gang violence."

Helped establish a Senior Repairs Program and has connected seniors with the Action, Incorporated Weatherization program to assist seniors in finding "safe, energy efficient housing."

Worked on multiple transportation and road projects between 2016 and 2023 and said, "We have paved over 154 miles of road."

Plans to continue additions to infrastructure with the widening of Salem Road, the improvements on Brown Bridge Road, and the restructuring of the access road by Crowell Road.