Advocacy in Action

My First Meeting: Bringing WQA to the Table

At my very first council meeting, I introduced Winter Quarter Averaging — a practical step to bring fairness and stability to our utility billing.

We Got the PID Transparency We Deserve

After consistent advocacy, this final push secured full transparency for PID documents — a win for every resident.

Residents Deserve Their Refunds

Advocating for fair billing and pushing for refunds for anyone overcharged on wastewater fees.

Not Giving Up on WQA

Continuing the push for Winter Quarter Averaging — a fair, resident‑focused solution our community deserves.

Residents First. Always

A reminder to our elected officials that public service means putting residents first. This message is about accountability, transparency, and responsible leadership.

Accountability Matters

A clear message calling for accountability and responsible leadership from our City Council. Princeton residents deserve transparency and action.