Supports infrastructure investments that aim to reduce long-term maintenance costs.

Will be an advocate of Lexington's Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan, supporting traffic-calming efforts, adding safe walking and biking routes, and using data to allocate and deploy enforcement resources.

Said, "Lexington is growing, and we need a smart growth strategy that balances necessary development with preserving neighborhood character."

Supports reforms that will lead to a housing market built not just by a handful of the city's most powerful builders, but by homeowners and local, small-scale builders.

Will advocate for the development of affordable, missing middle housing -- multi-family housing that creates walkable and sustainable neighborhoods with easy access to goods, services, and amenities.

Wants to prioritize public safety by ensuring police and fire departments have the necessary resources, training, and support.