Protecting What Makes Brentwood Special
Brentwood thrives because of smart planning, strong leadership, and a commitment to preserving our city’s unique character. As your City Commissioner, I will focus on the issues that matter most to residents—keeping Brentwood fiscally sound, safe, and one of the best places to live in Tennessee.
Issues:
✅ Preserving Brentwood’s 1-Acre Density Standard
Growth is inevitable, but reckless development is not. Brentwood’s large lot sizes and green spaces define our city and protect our property values and quality of life. I will continue to defend low-density zoning and ensure that growth respects Brentwood’s residential charm and infrastructure limits.
✅ Responsible Fiscal Management
Brentwood has thrived because of careful financial planning. I will ensure that every dollar is spent wisely, efficiently, and with long-term sustainability in mind—maintaining our low taxes while investing in the services and infrastructure our community needs.
✅ Traffic, Roads & Connectivity
As Brentwood grows, so do our traffic challenges. We need smart, data-driven solutions to improve roadways, enhance traffic flow, and provide safe routes for walking and biking. Expanding bicycle and pedestrian paths will make Brentwood more accessible while maintaining the peaceful, suburban feel residents love.
✅ Public Safety First
A strong community starts with safe neighborhoods. I will continue to support our police, fire, and emergency services to ensure Brentwood remains one of the safest cities in Tennessee. Investing in first responders, community partnerships, and emergency preparedness will keep Brentwood secure for generations to come.
✅ Expanding Recreational Opportunities
Brentwood families deserve more ways to enjoy our parks and green spaces. I will work to enhance recreational facilities, trails, and sports fields while ensuring these developments align with our city’s growth plan and budget priorities.
Brentwood’s Future Is in Our Hands
Thoughtful leadership. Fiscal responsibility. A commitment to Brentwood’s values. That’s what I bring to the City Commission.