As a communications professional, public servant, and single dad, I know the daily juggle of raising a family in Port Moody, and I know residents deserve a City Hall that works as hard as they do.

In my career, I've spent years helping public bodies communicate clearly, and my master's thesis examined what happens when that communication fails and trust erodes. I believe good policy comes from residents and government working together, and with Port Moody Voice, that's possible.

Port Moody's mix of nature and community is a big part of why I love raising my family here.

Our city needs more homes families can grow into, and seniors can age into, and the infrastructure and amenities to support them. This election will define our quality of life ahead.

We need leadership that listens to residents, builds housing that families need, and makes sure growth comes with the parks, roads, and services that keep pace with it.

I'm running for Council with Port Moody Voice to put residents back at the centre of the conversation and bring practical problem-solving to City Hall. A City Hall that prioritises the long-term well-being of local families and businesses.

A vote for me means having an elected official who keeps his promises, restoring real public input in city decisions, and keeping our finances in check so residents aren't left footing the bill and wondering why.