I believe leadership should start with listening.

My work in healthcare has shown me firsthand how policies impact real people every day. I’m currently pursuing my Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, and I’m committed to using both my education and lived experience to serve our community with integrity and compassion.

In property management, I’ve seen how rising rents and policies put real strain on families in Great Falls. These experiences have shaped my belief that government must be more transparent, more responsive, and focused on the needs of everyday people—not just systems or profits.

I’m especially passionate about criminal justice reform. From the failures within child welfare systems to the realities faced by individuals in privatized prisons, we must build a system that prioritizes fairness, accountability, and rehabilitation.

My commitment to this work is not just professional—it’s personal. I’ve seen how broken systems can fail individuals and families, and I carry those experiences with me as a reminder of why this work matters.

I’m part of a new generation of leaders stepping up to bring people together, solve real problems, and build a stronger future for Great Falls—because we are stronger together.