I'm a first-term Township of Langley Councillor, a longtime Walnut Grove resident, a retired Vancouver Police Department officer, a Rotarian, and a dedicated community volunteer.

I fell in love with Langley while studying here and put down roots in Walnut Grove in 1994. This is where I raised two children as a single parent, and where this community showed up for us through the hard times and the good ones. They say it takes a village; ours went above and beyond. Serving on Council is one of the ways I get to give some of that back.

29 years in frontline public service. I served nine years with the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction and 20 years as a sworn police officer with the Vancouver Police Department. My work focused on neighbourhood policing, crime prevention, homelessness, housing models, and community safety.

A strong voice at the council table. You honoured me in 2022 by electing me as the Township's top-polling Councillor. Since then I've been a strong voice for public safety, fiscal accountability, transparency, and responsive local government. I helped advance major public safety reforms, including hiring more RCMP and bylaw officers, expanding the Langley Township Fire Department, and fighting alongside the supporters and volunteers of the Langley Animal Protection Society to ensure LAPS could continue their excellent work in our community.

Service rooted in community. I serve as secretary on the Langley Sunrise Rotary executive and chair the SASSY Awards committee, supporting youth bursaries. I also help deliver Starfish Backpack food packs to schools in North Langley.