This campaign is about restoring trust, integrity, and a fresh perspective to public service—backed by a long-standing commitment to the people of Prince George’s County.
I may be a fresh face on the ballot, but I am not new to the fight. I’ve been a fierce community activist and advocate for decades, standing shoulder to shoulder with Prince Georgians on the issues that matter most.
🟢 My platform focuses on six key areas:
I. Consumer and Retirement Protection for Seniors
II. State Highway and Roadway Safety, Improvements, and Beautification
III. Small Business and Local Procurement Advocacy
IV. Full State Funding for Public Schools and Educators
V. State Funding for Public Safety Initiatives
VI. Improved Healthcare Services
🟢 My Experience in Action
Consumer Protection:
As a former member of the Maryland Consumer Council, I’ve worked closely with the Attorney General's office to protect seniors from fraud. I will continue that fight, and work to reduce the high taxes on retirement income that burden many in our community.
Traffic Safety:
As a member of the MD 210 Traffic Safety Steering Committee, I’ve advocated for real change: safer roads, improved crossings, and clean, well-maintained highways. I’ll continue that work across the entire County.
Support for Small Businesses:
As a local small business owner, I know the struggle of accessing capital and County contracts. I will fight to ensure that local and minority-owned businesses get their fair share of opportunities.
Education Advocacy:
As a mother, and a proud parent of two children who graduated from Prince George’s public schools, I’ve been actively involved, from PTSA leadership to community organizing. I helped block a proposed Walmart near school grounds and supported alternatives like Top Golf. I’ll bring that same energy to fight for our students and educators.
Public Safety Leadership:
Finally, as a former member of the Division IV, V and VII Police Citizens Advisory Councils, I played an active road in first getting the southern tier patrolling in District IV, and lobbied with neighbors for the opening of the new Division VII police precinct in Ft. Washington as well as the new Brandywine fire station. I will continue to advocate for full staffing of all police and fire stations in the County to keep our neighborhoods safe and to reduce the response times for our calls for service.
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