Public service has been the common thread throughout my life. Whether in the classroom, at South Euclid City Hall, in church, or in our neighborhood libraries, serving the public is a true passion of mine.

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I currently serve as a Councilwoman-at-Large for South Euclid, where I attend council meetings, vote on ordinances and resolutions, and help pass and maintain the city budget. As Chair of the Service Committee, I focus on thoughtful, transparent policymaking and ensuring our local laws reflect the needs and values of our residents.

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In addition to my work on council; I am a Children’s Librarian, where I design and lead youth programs, manage and evaluate collections, support families with research, and conduct outreach to schools and community organizations. I previously served as a substitute teacher right here in our South Euclid-Lyndhurst Schools, working directly with students and educators across grade levels.

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My professional background spans public records management, customer service, and information access. These are roles that required accuracy, accountability, and public trust. I have built my career on reliability, preparation, and respect for the people I serve.

Community involvement is a cornerstone of my life. I am a longtime PTA President, a previous Cub Scout leader, a member of the South Euclid Tree Commission, a Sunday school teacher, and a trustee and curator for the South Euclid-Lyndhurst Historical Society. These roles have allowed me to work closely with families, seniors, volunteers, and neighbors.

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Fiscal responsibility is another value that guides my leadership. I serve on my church’s regional audit committee, conducting financial audits and ensuring accountability. Maintaining and passing a balanced budget and protecting the long-term health of our general fund are priorities I take seriously.

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I do all of this while being a wife, mother, and full-time professional. When something matters, you make the time for it. That belief is reflected in my record. I have never missed a council or committee meeting in my six years of service. Serving the people of South Euclid, and setting an example of civic engagement for my children, is deeply important to me.

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Looking ahead, I am committed to continuing my service to this community and am preparing myself to be the next Mayor of South Euclid. I believe effective mayoral leadership requires: experience, collaboration, fiscal discipline, and a deep understanding of how our city works. These are qualities I have developed through years of hands-on service. My goal is not personal advancement, but to ensure stable, thoughtful leadership that builds on what works, addresses what doesn’t, and keeps South Euclid moving forward.

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I am a goal-setter, a listener, and a collaborator. Whether serving on council today or preparing to serve as mayor in the future, my focus remains the same: doing what is best for the whole community, strengthening trust, and ensuring our city remains a place where families can thrive.