I bought my first home in Marana 15 years ago and felt an instant connection to the desert. This is where I am raising my children and where I’ve built my life.

Lately, I’ve seen our town face decisions that carry far too many risks and unknowns, from massive data center rezoning, to complex infrastructure projects. While growth is a sign of a healthy town, it must be smart growth.

My career in cybersecurity, data science, and economics has taught me that if a deal looks too good to be true on paper, the residents are usually the ones left holding the bill.

I’m running because I believe our Council needs a member who can peel back the layers of a financial proposal, ask the hard questions about our power and water, and prioritize the families who already call Marana home.