Everyone deserves to feel safe—in their home, on the street, and at the bus stop. But too many families in District 4 live with fear of crime, unsafe roads, and neglected neighborhoods.
I will work to build trust between law enforcement and our community, improve street lighting, support youth programs that keep our kids on the right path, and invest in mental health services. Safety also means keeping our streets clean and clear—picking up trash on time, removing debris, and making sure snow is cleared quickly so our roads are safe for drivers and pedestrians.
Safety is more than policing—it’s about strong, well-cared-for neighborhoods where people look out for each other. Together, we can create a District 4 where safety is a shared reality, not a privilege.