I am a wife, mother of four daughters, and lifelong Fairfield resident who believes strong communities are built when people have the opportunity to succeed.

Fairfield has been my home since I was five years old. It is where I grew up, where my husband and I chose to raise our family, and where I have spent years serving residents, supporting families, and working alongside community members to help solve problems.

Like many Fairfield residents, I understand what it means to work hard, raise children, care for family, and worry about the future. I understand the importance of safe neighborhoods, strong schools, economic opportunity, and a community where people feel connected and supported.

Over the years, I have worked closely with families, seniors, small businesses, educators, community organizations, and regional leaders. Those experiences have given me a unique perspective on both the challenges and opportunities facing Fairfield.

In 2017, I founded a local service business that has proudly served families, small businesses, seniors, and residents with unique needs throughout Solano County. Through that work, I have spent years listening to people’s stories, understanding their challenges, and seeing firsthand the issues that impact our community every day.

My passion for community-building led me to launch Tiny Town Solano, a one-year pilot project located inside Solano Town Center. The goal was to create a space where children could learn through play, families could connect, and our community could continue investing in local gathering spaces. It reflected something I have always believed: when we invest in our children, our families, and our shared spaces, we strengthen the entire community.

What I have learned through all of these experiences is simple: Fairfield’s greatest strength is its people.

Service has always been at the center of my work. Over the years, I have dedicated my time to supporting youth, families, economic opportunity, civic engagement, environmental stewardship, and regional collaboration because I believe the future of Fairfield depends on our ability to connect people with opportunity.

Whether serving as a First 5 Solano Commissioner, participating in California Jobs First, working on regional initiatives, serving on local boards and committees, or volunteering throughout the community, I have had the opportunity to work alongside residents, educators, business leaders, nonprofit organizations, and public agencies to address some of our region’s most pressing challenges.

These experiences have taught me that the issues facing Fairfield are deeply connected. Public safety, housing, education, workforce development, economic opportunity, and quality of life do not exist in separate boxes. Lasting solutions require collaboration, thoughtful leadership, and a willingness to bring people together around a shared vision. Strong communities are built when we listen, work together, and create pathways for residents and families to succeed.

I am running for Mayor because Fairfield cannot afford to stand still. Our city faces real financial challenges, changing economic conditions, and important decisions that will shape our future for decades. We need leadership that brings people together, plans for the long term, and positions Fairfield to grow stronger, create opportunity, and remain a city where families and businesses can thrive.

I want Fairfield to be a city where families can build careers, afford a home, feel safe in their neighborhoods, and have confidence that opportunity exists for the next generation. I believe we can strengthen our local economy, invest in our youth, support our seniors, and build a future that works for everyone.

I love Fairfield. I believe in Fairfield. And I am committed to helping build a stronger future for the city that has given so much to my family and to so many others.

Together, we can Build Fairfield Forward.