The voters of Greensboro have made their choice, and while I may not agree with the outcome, I respect the process and the voice of our community. What matters now is holding our new leaders accountable. We must pay close attention to their decisions, their transparency, and how they choose to spend our tax dollars.
Even though the election is over, my commitment remains the same — to work toward a safer, more responsible, and more welcoming Greensboro where every family feels secure to live, work, and play.
Public safety is my top priority. The rising murder rate has not only created a perception that Greensboro is a dangerous community but has also impacted the sense of security for residents, and we must take decisive action to change this narrative and ensure safety for all.
Affordable housing and equitable development are not just policy issues—they are about the quality of life for every Greensboro resident. I believe that by working together, we can create a city where growth benefits everyone, not just a select few.
Our economy must grow by creating opportunities for all and improving the quality of life for our neighbors. This requires supporting jobs, workforce training, university partnerships, small and large businesses, cutting red tape, improving transportation, and expanding housing options.
I will prioritize empowering small businesses—the heartbeat of our community—by reducing red tape, expanding funding opportunities, and fostering growth through strategic initiatives to create jobs, drive innovation, and strengthen neighborhoods citywide.
